Drama

A young women who likes to braid hair runs into powerful special interest groups who stop her from opening a salon.

The Anthem Libertarian Film Festival opened this year with three films from Iran, in its continuing effort to give Iranian filmmakers an international voice.

'Firebrand' shares the intrigue of the Tudor court as charismatic Katherine Parr, Henry VIII’s sixth and last wife, attempts to stay alive.

A young woman (Dakota Johnson) jumps into the backseat of a yellow taxi heading from JFK Airport to Manhattan. The cab driver (Sean Penn) engages her in a personal conversation that changes their lives.

The "Reprise" edition is at least shorter, making this Coppola folly at least a tiny bit more tolerable.

"That movie has been shown by tens of thousands of teachers for the last 40 years."

Two films at SXSW impressed me with their commitment to providing the audience a good time: 'The Fall Guy' and 'Gutter.'

'My Dead Friend Zoe' takes an intense, personal look at PTSD as it afflicts a veteran. It adds just enough humor to make the pain bearable.

The film is well written and directed, and anchored by impressive performances from the two leads.

This fictional autobiography is a searingly personal look at a bisexual actor in search of affection while struggling with body image.