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New Iraqi drama by Iranian Kurd Bahman Ghobadi is lyrical and heart-wrenching as it focuses on the children of conflict.

Just as the titular zebra, Stripes, is not really a horse of a different color, this kids picture is not a movie of a different stripe.

Riotous comedy mixes live-action and animation for a great result.

Career advice from Ian McLagan and political counsel from Andrew WK

We're happy sweet, funny Nemo is back onscreen – 3-D or no.

Animated Jimmy saves Retroville from the aliens.

PBS delivers the goods.

Animated comic gem.

Wings over the West: The Fredericksburg Butterfly Ranch and Habitat.

Glasgow, mid-Seventies. A garbagemen's strike afflicts the city. While boys muck around in the diseased water, a drowning occurs, and 12-year-old James Gillespie's life changes forever. From the first moments of this bleak Scottish export, the misery of these people is deeply felt. Children come of age long before their time as families are broken by poverty, drink, death, and grime. Yet writer/director Ramsay produces poetry in all this devastation. Ratcatcher is an inner-city tragedy that plays its story simply, sorrowfully, and beautifully.

Japanese animated feature is packed with an environmentally aware storyline, breathtaking animation, and clever dialogue penned for this American release by Brit fantasist Neil Gaiman and delivered in English by a slew of American actors.

Young, impoverished, Iranian siblings go to great lengths to cover up the fact that they've lost a pair of shoes.