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        George Clooney&#039;s campaign film relies on superficial charms
            by Curt Holman
            Perhaps if Aaron Sorkin hadn&#039;t been so busy working on Moneyball, he could&#039;ve lent some of his policy-wonk patter to The Ides of March. Directed by and starring George Clooney, the political drama chronicles the behind-the-scenes tactics and dirty tricks of a presidential campaign, but moves at a surprisingly leisurely pace.&hellip;
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