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Silencing a bar that's been coming through loud and queer

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

Ralph Fiennes directs this terrific contemporary update of Shakespeare's timeless play about war.

My iCal is already packed, how about yours?

From behind the shadow of the Ninja Turtles comes 'Casey Jones'

In this animated film from the makers of Ice Age, a domesticated macaw finally learns to fly.

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

David Lowery and the Zellner Bros. to do the 'Dance

Texas Book Festival announces 2010 lineup

This second installment in a three-part dramatization of dirty dealings in Yorkshire is concerned with the notorious corruption mill that powers the region’s law enforcement.

Chris Hedges on the inevitable consequences of empire

Composer Chad Salvata takes his Dragonfly Princess to the next stage of her evolution

In this comedy sequel, the CG action moves to Washington, D.C., as the Smithsonian's exhibits are put into storage during a renovation.

Swedish master Jan Troell's period drama tells the story of a woman who learns new ways to see herself and her life as she discovers the art of photography.

This update of a Greek tragedy has a modern look but the same old sense of the inevitable

Two winners of Faraday's Holiday Dessert Contest share their winning recipes

Spike Lee fights the good fight but loses the battle in his bloated and muddled World War II epic that pays tribute to the Army's Buffalo Soldiers.

Mobile Loaves & Fishes set up shop Monday in Bayou Vista, TX, just north of Galveston Island.

Romance, dry satire, and musical comedy blend in this new Disney film, which stars a delightful Amy Adams.

Sally Jacques sends dancers flying off a pair of federal buildings to give us a moment of transcendence

This first feature from Bosnian director/writer Jasmila Zbanic offers up a slice of life after hell in which a widowed mother and daughter still veer perilously between fear and hope.

A small gem of a film about a small man doing small things in a very, very, very large world.

Essential Cinema series: Japanese Animé

This story of the Lafayette Escadrille squadron, who become the first U.S. fighter pilots, is surprisingly inert.

A new context of major civic buildings may yet make a people place of our historic downtown park

Why Is the Medical Examiner's Office so screwed up?

Canny casting and a sly anti-consumerist message give this animated feature extra adult appeal, but like a lot of animated fare it’s overly busy and splashy.

A curious, postmodern sort of buddy comedy, The Matador is like Death of a Salesman if Willy Loman had been a contract killer.