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Russian teen's claims go beyond artist's admission to fans

Jim Carrey plays a man who inherits six penguins in this family film that finds the actor neither too manic nor mawkish.

Ian McKellen plays Sherlock Holmes at 93, as his memory begins to fail

Tom Hanks and Emma Thompson star in this story about how Walt Disney convinced the prickly author of Mary Poppins to sell her creation to Hollywood.

South Korean horror cultist Park Chan-wook's 2002 film is the opening freshet in his bloody cinematic triptych; it’s also a finely wrought and emotionally complex film of surpassing, stylized beauty.

Mr. Dante Remus Lazarescu of Bucharest descends into a distinct rung of hell when he calls for an ambulance and is subsequently schlepped through Romania's uncaring medical system.

The genius dog and his adopted human son return for these animated adventures in time travel.

Wes Anderson's delightful animated film has room for both existentialist dread and a grinning joie de vivre.

Documentary explores the dying art of controversial editorial cartoons

A comedian returns to Austin to care for her sick cat and confront her past

Mike Leigh delivers a fascinating, period-rich portrait of the latter years of the painter J.M.W. Turner.

Mr. Woodcock is funny for exactly five minutes, with the kind of subversive humor that boosted Billy Bob Thornton, but the rest is just a self-pitying, half-hearted retread.

Starring Dustin Hoffman, Natalie Portman, and Jason Bateman, and directed by the writer of Stranger Than Fiction, Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium has whimsy coming out of its ears.

Serial killers are a dime a dozen in this often beguiling but essentially ludicrous movie that stars Kevin Costner in an unconventional role.

Pitt and Jolie, who are reduced to set dressing in their own star vehicle, nevertheless pack a lot of bang for the buck.

Lawrence Wright’s newest novel isn’t just Mr. Smith Goes to Austin

The trials and tribulations of Mr. Lewis & the Funeral 5, plus a UtopiaFest report, and the passing of Seth Gibbs

The story of the asocial, radicalized hacker continues