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These monsters have more audience appeal than their human co-stars – which is good and bad.

In this first Saudi Arabian film ever directed by a woman, much is revealed about the reality of life for women there via its story of a 10-year-old girl who wants a bicycle.

When a Manhattanite returns for a visit to his old liberal arts college, he falls hard for a student 15 years his junior.

This is a love story love story about people of a certain age – which is not to be confused with a love story for the ages.

This British film is a bracingly deadpan coming-of-age story that proudly wears its Wes Anderson influences on its sleeve.

This is a "making of" documentary about the 2005 filming of the zombie film Pathogen, made by then-12-year-old Austinite Emily Hagins.

Another dangerous liaison, this one based on the Colette novella, reunites director Stephen Frears and star Michelle Pfeiffer.

A conversation with New York Times columnist Paul Krugman

Robert S. McNamara, the confounding former secretary of defense during the Vietnam era, may be visionary filmmaker Errol Morris' best interview "get" ever.

Horror-comedy anthology pays tribute to the golden age of VHS

Star-studded, bittersweet love letter to the golden age of Hollywood is cinema maximus

Texas Democrats argue age limits violate constitution

New York's young culinary genius is an enfant adorable

The roles of mother and daughter get mixed up in this old story told in a smart way.

Over-the-hill crime-fighters band together to save their own in this smirky, goofy mashup of a rom-com and action picture.

Although this movie about residents of an “active adult” retirement community in Florida has a certain niche-market appeal, it’s really a movie for anyone who enjoys a solid romantic comedy.

Based on an eponymous 1996 erotic novel, Lila Says is the story of a French girl and an Arab boy who learns the difference between words and actions.

H.W. Brands? The Age of Gold is just the latest in a long line of well-crafted history.

An African-American lesbian filmmaker struggles entertainingly to find antecedents.

This is a sweet yet unsentimental coming-of-age film about two teenage boys in a working-class London suburb who fall in love.

Cooper Raiff and Dakota Johnson on age, romance and ghost directors

This kid-friendly animated spy romp is for the birds

Sarah Moss' remarkable novella shows how one man's fascination with Iron Age Britain can manifest in the present in a terrifying way

Technology, privacy, hacking, and legislating in the new Digital Age

'Only the Young' charts the agony and ecstasy of a certain age