During the ensuing fallout once James Frey's memoir A Million Little Pieces was exposed as a fabrication well beyond his statement admitting to having altered "...
The title truly says it all: Daniel Isn't Real. So when a little boy takes his stuffed animal down the street to escape his parents' screams only to walk by a g...
Without having seen the entirety of the Up series, which revisits the same subjects chosen from various walks of British life in 1964 at age seven, the latest i...
War is a cataclysm that scars everything in its proximity. From the bodies and psyches of the people who must fight in it, to the towns and cities that happen ...
Once upon a time, a movie like 21 Bridges was known as a "programmer" for the bigger film studios. A thriller with an established star at the center and a diges...
Do the principles of God change with the shifting tides of culture? This theological question is at the heart of The Two Popes. As unanswerable as the question...
Though living nearly a century-and-a-half apart, there’s a shared fierce independence between the protagonists of Greta Gerwig’s two solo directorial features,...
A masterful work of sensory ethnography even if falls a bit short of having an emotional impact, Anbessa is a tender and observant film that recalls the works o...
Milla is not the first terminally stricken teen girl to grace a coming-of-age film, nor will she be the last. She may, however, be the most precocious: kitted o...
The polarizing legal documentary Advocate has rightfully caused controversy within Israel and around the world, telling the story of Lea Tsemel, a Jewish-Israel...
