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A period piece about two generations of matadors is fused with the Snow White fairy tale in this black-and-white Spanish charmer.

In this screwball comedy, the behind-the-scenes activity of a traveling acting troupe threaten to bring down the play.

My Education puts music to an 83-year-old silent German expressionist touchstone

Belgian horror romp Calvaire is so dead-set on being disturbing that it ends up tripping over its own hobbled feet and evoking fewer gasps than curdled little giggles.

This rarely screened silent film is based on the Jewish folktale of the golem. Remembered as a high point in German Expressionism, with dramatically painted sets and crowd scenes and stylized acting. The Golem is played by co-director Wegener, who also directed this story a couple of other times.

Angelina Jolie steps behind the camera to helm this picture she also wrote, which focuses on the emotional fallout of the Bosnian War.

Graham Reynolds performs score for 'Nosferatu'

Hey, it's number five on 'Sight & Sound' ten best movies ever list

By turns sad, hilarious, exciting, and ultimately, hopeful, this is a film of Great Truths masquerading as child's play.

Gone, with one major exception, are the delicious hysterics of Almodóvar's earlier works; Talk to Her is a mostly restrained, though by no means unemotional, work about two men in love with comatose women.

Keira Knightley and Alexander Skarsgård are stuck inside of Hamburg with the Casablanca blues

Surfing romance becomes a smart, lovely story of loss and growth

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

Tilda Swinton, Ralph Fiennes, and others meet and mix in the sun

Adrien Brody and Mark Ruffalo are cast as the best con men in the world whose current swindle involves an eccentric heiress (Rachel Weisz) in this sophomore effort by the writer/director of Brick.

The literal and figurative institutionalization of Austin music and art legend Daniel Johnston is analyzed from many angles in this perceptive film profile.

Unoriginal but pleasantly prosaic, Woody Allen's latest is a diverting story of crime, love, and luck that conducts itself with a refreshing absence of moral judgment and omniscience.

In this startling thriller, a mousy but frustrated office worker and an unrepentant thief pull off a heist that depends in equal measures on quick thinking and creative choreography.