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This live-action group is unified by a general desire to tug at the heartstrings.

This film dramatizes a historic labor strike for equal pay that was conducted by the women of a British auto plant in 1968.

An unconventional love story from one of the best fabulists

We extend a big bear hug to Paddington.

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

Class difference and life's shambles are on Woody Allen's mind as he leads Cate Blanchett through a perfectly calibrated performance as a Park Avenue matron brought low by modern finance.

Mark Rylance raises this fantastical golfing biopic above par

A Canadian folk artist falls for a fishmonger

The charming, unlikely, and mostly true tale of the hunt for Richard III

Imperialism and isolation pervade this monster movie

Austin Film Festival announces early lineup

Diana biopic is short on history but excels as a spectacular fable

Everyone's favorite polite bear returns with marmalade sandwiches for all in a thrilling birthday present hunt

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

British director Mike Leigh's latest is an uncharacteristic story about an indomitably joyful woman – a lovely state of being, perhaps, but not necessarily of dramatic interest.

How Philippa Langley dug up the truth about Richard III

Rooster Teeth still rules the roost, even in the strike year

Roald Dahl's candy king gets a flavorless and cloying origin story

Who will win this epic new battle royal as Godzilla faces King Ghidorah?

The foggy moors are palpable, the passions less so, but this new adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's oft-told story is a handsome addition to the canon.

The children in this story are born into a system that values them for their disposable body parts, not their discrete personalities.

The Chronicle's film critics talk about their favorite movies of the year

Happy-Go-Lucky

AFF's finalized lineup

Woody Allen is still making movies at the rate of at least one a year. The problem is that he doesn’t make good movies at the rate of one a year.

Robi Polgar examines the Austin Lyric Opera production of Mozart's Don Giovanni.

From shoes to dollhouses to leather goods, these Austin designers are doing it their way

A guide to Austin dance