Editor Pick: Film

Based on the best-selling Lee Strobel book, strong acting, a structured narrative, and the meaningful journey make a strong case for this film.

The writer/director and producer/co-star discuss the making of "A Very Sordid Wedding" in advance of its Texas premiere at the Playhouse San Antonio.

In this combination of black comedy and Nordic noir, we are treated to gangster mobs, drug trade, a father's revenge, kidnapping, dumping corpses over waterfalls, and snow plows.

Terruso's directorial debut is a skewering of the art and literary worlds that hits enough of its targets to make for fun viewing.

Is it possible to heal and return to normalcy if one is raped?

If you like films about quirky characters, spirituality, and human connections, you’ll like 'Lucky.'

What if your life was enacted onstage and you were the actor playing yourself?

Tonal shifts aside, "Hot Summer Nights" is a fairly entertaining comedy/drama from the first-time feature director.

A real estate agent unwittingly shares his flat with an unseen guest in this dark comedy making its world premiere at SXSW.

Once the first shot is fired, there is no turning back.