Several of Albuquerque’s own burlesque performers will be traveling to the Texas Burlesque Festival in April. As a fundraiser, performers will accompany the [...]

[photo]First, humankind loses its sense of smell. The disease comes like a tidal wave, sweeping across the globe but without any known point [...]

Despite ample evidence arguing against jokey big-screen remakes of campy old crime fighting TV shows ( Dragnet, The Avengers, Wild Wild West, I [...]

[photo]John Carter is a perfectly good action adventure. Unfortunately, it’s probably not good enough to revive a nearly 100-year-old franchise that’s had little [...]

One of the more obscure films to pop into this year’s Best Animated Feature category at the Academy Awards was the Cuban-born cartoon [...]

Mad filmmaker Werner Herzog may have conjured up a whole new genre when he directed his 3D art-house documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams [...]

In a year that celebrates the closed-mouth, open-eyed history of film by handing a Best Picture nomination to Michel Hazanavicius’ silent masterpiece The [...]

[photo]In his first documentary, Friends (With Benefits) writer and director Gorman Bechard takes viewers through a chronological history of Minneapolis/St. Paul-based The Replacements, [...]

Must be nice to be Steven Soderbergh. After kicking off the indie film revolution of the ’90s with sex, lies, and videotape , [...]

[photo]The French play God of Carnage became the toast of Broadway in 2009 when it hit the Great White Way with high-wattage film [...]