This was a choir of peppy conservative activists who traveled the world and met with presidents, kings and popes. Intrigued by her husband’s mysteriou...
Sundance Grand Jury Prize nominee “The Dry Land” demonstrates what happens to some soldiers when they return home.
After serving his tour in Iraq, Ja...
Straight out of Hollywood’s assembly line comes this latest, typically assaultive attempt at kiddie entertainment. With its title’s sanitized referenc...
Why did the Khmer Rouge kill so many of their own (almost two million people were slaughtered in the Killing Fields)? Why did they turn on their fello...
For an ugly, brutish, überviolent Viking epic set in 1000 A.D. Scotland, Nicolas Winding Refn’s “Valhalla Rising” is gorgeous. Each frame is a hauntin...
Beverly Cleary’s beloved pest Ramona Quimby and her sensible big sister Beezus get the big-screen treatment in this family romp. The film pays homage ...
Fear of the Soviet Union spawned a cottage industry during the Red Scare 1950s that only ended with the 1991 collapse of the USSR. Among the themes th...
“The Concert” conveys the passion of the romantics by focusing not on the composers themselves but on the performers of their scores. Although best de...
In 1981, a KGB operative named Grigoriev decided to sabotage the Soviet Union’s espionage cover. His hope was to end the Communist regime and bring ...