Movie Review | 'Urchin': A Search for Shangri-La Deep in the Subways
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If nothing else, âUrchinâ tells us that certain New York City subway stations need a bit more security.
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The IMAX film comes of age with 'Aliens of the Deep.'
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Alison Chernickâs aptly-named documentary takes us aboard a Japanese whaling vessel to witness the filming of the artist Matthew Barneyâs film âDrawing Restraint 9.â
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Jet Li's martial arts flick makes it big.
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Cinema&#39;s self-styled  anthropologist, Werner Herzog, whose &quot;Grizzly Man&quot; emerged as  one of 2005&#39;s more intriguing documentaries, returns with  another unique travelogue.
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In the writer and director Sang-il Leeâs âScrap Heaven,â three strangers share a general dissatisfaction with life â and a fateful ride aboard a hijacked bus.
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David Bolinsky's animated journey through a white blood cell is a surprise hit. Even The Matrix's Wachowski brothers are calling. Wired News interview by Kim Zetter.
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In Takeshi Furusawaâs âGhost Train,â a group of high school students tries to unravel a mystery that leads the teenagers into the bowels of their city.
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Giving âinspirationalâ a good name, Matt Ruskinâs vibrant and soulful documentary âThe Hip Hop Projectâ sets its universal message to an inner-city beat.
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Like any number of Chinese films that make the festival rounds, âDam Streetâ offers a portrait of alienation in a post-Mao world as believable as it is grim, grim, grim.
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Watch Lee if you want to see a piece of decent experimental Tamil cinema.
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Yaron Zilberman's moving documentary approaches the Holocaust from a fresh, intimate perspective.
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âThe Linguists,â a film focused on studying the worldâs vanishing languages,  has its premiere this week at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Page 3 is a refreshingly original and hard-hitting film.
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The familiar story of the innocent soul who travels from the country to the big, bad city receives a thorough workout in this crude attempt at a cinematic bildungsroman.
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MOSCOW -- Even critics of Pavel Lungin concede that his films -- from his debut, the festival-darling "Taxi Blues," to the true-to-life tale "Tycoon" -- have a knack for hitting a nerve in Russia. His most recent film, "The Island," has touched on something more ephemeral. For many, it speaks to the Russian soul....
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Written and directed by Andrew Bujalski, this wonderful independent film wonÂt save or change your life, but it may make your heart swell. Its aim is modest and true.