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America has got to stop treating parenthood as some inalienable right, like assault weapon ownership or hydraulic fracturing

After buying a storage locker full of unknown photos, the filmmaker becomes the de facto executor of the unheralded photographer of the title.

New films from Mexico and Chile dazzle at Cine Las Americas

Carter and Clinton to Deliver Keynotes

The writer/director of Crazy Heart returns with an all-star cast for his sophomore effort, which takes place amid the rusted-out lives of America's steel belt.

In Ted Cruz's case, the tree doesn't fall far from the apple

After the assassination of Dr. George Tiller, what's life like for the 4 remaining doctors who perform late-term abortions in this country?

Joy Division/New Order bassist resurrects two classic LPs

This new Superman flies without a lot of emotional baggage, which is mostly a good thing though the character could stand a bit more dramatic heft.

Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey star in this suspenseful horror film that's set in the near future and poses dark possibilities and even darker lighting.

BBC America's Supernatural Saturday a marketing fumble, but a DVR must

Atlas isn't the only one to shrug off this tiresome load of Ayn Rand – but with poor production values.

Two mad-as-hell mamas take back their public school from the bureaucrats and unions that seemingly enforce the status quo.

Rodriguez, a Seventies-era singer/songwriter who flopped in America, became a superstar in South Africa, unbeknownst to him. This documentary uncovers the legend.

A wan political comedy guaranteed to offend no one.

The Amazing Spider-Meh might be a better name for this dullish retread.

Who knew our beloved president also worked the graveyard shift? This capable rewrite of American history delivers its splatter with a straight face.

This lovely documentary follows six international ballet hopefuls, ages 10 to 17, as they compete for the Youth America Grand Prix.

Excelsior! This Marvel adventure knocks it out of the universe.

'Top Gear' star Richard Hammond strikes out on his own

The documentary Bully is devastatingly effective when it comes to putting faces on harassed children and giving them a voice.

Katniss Everdeen wins the Hunger Wars and our hearts.

'America's Parking Lot'

The life story of Richard Wallrath, a former alcoholic who now funds scholarships for 4-H and FFA students, is told in this inspirational biopic.

A high-powered cast drives this fictional depiction of what might have occurred in a top investment firm in the hours leading up to its collapse.

Rowan Atkinson brings his particular brand of physical comedy to this James Bond spy spoof.

Thunder Soul tells the story of the Kashmere Stage Band, and before the film is through this high school band you’ve never heard of will have earned a top spot on your personal hit parade.

Steven Soderbergh and an all-star cast remind us to be very afraid.

BBC America's The Hour premieres tonight

Reflections on John Sayles' America