[photo]There’s a major David and Goliath matchup in this year’s Oscar race. Wedged between multimillion-dollar, 3-D computer-animated films How to Train Your Dragon [...]

The criticism most often levied by casual viewers against non-Hollywood films—those of the indie, art house and foreign variety—is that they’re slow. There’s [...]

If Lena Dunham’s new indie dramedy Tiny Furniture doesn’t represent the voice of a new generation of filmmakers, then it will do nicely [...]

Uxbal is a poor, single father struggling to raise two young children in inner-city Barcelona. In an attempt to make ends meet, he [...]

Documentaries are, by their very nature, passive things. Their purpose is to document. On the whole, they are little more than moving portraits [...]

Set the time machine for 1974 and make like a jewel thief in Aram Avakian’s 11 Harrowhouse. Charles Grodin plays Howard Chesser, a [...]

There is a rare but certain pleasure in watching actors—or anyone, for that matter—practicing their craft for the pure, primal joy of it. [...]

[photo]Is this a recommendation or a warning? Only you can decide. The unlikable protagonists, Tom and Dick, are wandering around a post-apocalyptic bizarro [...]

Over the past 20 years, French filmmaker Claire Denis ( Chocolate, Beau Travail, Trouble Every Day, 35 Shots of Rum ) has created [...]

Honestly, I’m a bit wary of Jim Carrey these days. I prefer to think of him as a perfectly cute dog I’ve known [...]