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A third-tier writer facing divorce does a quid pro quo with a retired serial killer, who will counsel his marriage if he gets a book out of it.

Tribeca Film Festival's 'La Cocina' is a darkly comic tribute to migrants who seek a place in a world that renders them invisible.

Director Sabrina Van Tassel and tribal members investigate the disappearance of Indigenous woman Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis, last seen on Fire Trail Road in Washington State, near Seattle.

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

"If you don't show sadness or tragedy somehow in any story, where is the delight of being rescued?"

Decentralized Pictures, founded by American Zoetrope, offers a new way to fund and make independent films. Website users vote up ideas.

Paul Levatino’s documentary about an up-and-coming Dallas-based soul/R&B band takes an unexpectedly tragic turn.

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

Writer/director Paul Duane’s atmospheric film, 'All You Need is Death' explores the dangers of performing the old songs in ancient tongues.

Kathryn Newton and Liza Soberano, the latter new to Hollywood but a Filipino veteran, keep this mish-mash watchable.