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Bill Maher walks with the angels in this documentary, which he uses as his pulpit to proselytize the gospel of doubt.

Remembering James Crumley

The new film from Czech New Wave hero Jirí Menzel presents a whimsical version of 20th century European history.

A sweet, old-fashioned kind of picture content to burrow into the quiet spaces, where boring, ordinary adults live and fitfully try to love again. Oh, and occasionally talk to dead people.

The Atlanta soul man has stories to tell, and who cares if they're true?

In this smart adaptation of Philip Roth's A Dying Animal, Ben Kingsley and Penélope Cruz turn the table on the standard May-December romance.

Barbara Lynn at Antone's tonight

PACE spokesman calls to calm the flames of outrage about Enchanted Forest

Werner Herzog, contemporary cinema's most consistently lyrical examiner of the (in)human condition, returns to the documentary form in yet another wonderfully improbable locale: Antarctica.

Until its piffling ending, Frenchman Claude Lelouch delivers a film that's intellectually cagey, potentially romantic, and, above all, an entertaining puzzle box.

Part two of Summer in the City

Jack Black's animated Po may be an animated panda bear, but deep down, he’s really just a nerd with a pop-culture obsession.

While examining steroid use and abuse, this documentary discovers that enhancement drugs permeate our culture. Who’s to say which ones should be illegal?

Robert Downey Jr.'s sly take on Marvel Comics' cold warrior elevates everything about this film.

Aaron Eckhart stars in this middle-aged wake-up call whose message – trust yourself and find your inner child – is tired but expressed with a whole lot of enthusiasm.

Al Pacino stars in this dull and formulaic procedural.

Midnight madness doesn't begin to categorize this bizarre Japanese superhero/monster movie.

The writer/director of The Station Agent is back with another interpersonal drama that is strangely both predictable and unpredictable.

This new crime drama starring Keanu Reeves is directed by the screenwriter of Training Day and based on a story by crackerjack crime novelist James Ellroy.

Doin' the splits with a lost soul singer

The Wire's creator, David Simon, speaks at UT

How documentarians pick a winner

An real singer with imaginary albums takes the stage.