Movie Reviews

Can art and film art be used as a tool for civic awareness and self-liberation?

Mysticism and grueling violence make strange bedfellows in Iñárritu’s well-crafted but ultimately empty wilderness journey.

Heroin used to be a drug of the underworld associated with criminal types. Not any more. It is positively main street!

Robert Carlyle's directorial debut about the hapless barber is grotesquely fun, featuring a long overdue collaboration with Emma Thompson.

When the French parliament debated whether abortion should be legalized in 1974, the most rational and logical case presented was by Simone Veil, the Minister of Health.

Yitzak Rabin remains a symbol of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, a process that many hope will never take place.

When you see a Muslim woman wearing a hijab, the headscarf, what does that mean to you?

What does it take to be awarded "The Best Restaurant in The World?"

Would you seek employment in a foreign conflict zone if the money was enough to pay off your college loans and keep your family prospering back in the U.S., even though you would be jeopardizing your own safety?

When documentarians Lyric R. Cabral and David Felix Sutcliffe secretly filmed Saeed working as a paid informant in an on the ground FBI sting operation, never did they imagine their filming would lead where it did.