(3) "Three Identical Strangers." Everyone loves this, so it's not news to say it's one of the best movies of the summer. What may count as news: This movie has *craft* ...You might not notice it the first time you watch. The two surviving brothers are splendid narrators. They are relaxed, and they know they have a good story to tell; there's something splendidly *unforced* about their narration. So many details linger, and linger, in your memory: The moment Madonna recruits the three for a cameo in "Desperately Seeking Susan," the moment the cop pulls over one speeding brother and learns of the I-have-a-secret-twin discovery, the shadowy cabal drinking champagne in secret in Manhattan, the way the neighbor asks for family permission before confirming that the unwell brother has shot himself...Unforgettable. You don't have a story without a transgression. A plot takes shape when one character has a covert manipulative interest in another character...