A Novice Filmmaker Profiles a âLonely Man of Faithâ
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A documentary film looks at the life and work of Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik, arguably the most important Orthodox rabbi in 20th-century America.
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Meet one of Sudan's "lost boys," whose harrowing tale of escape, survival, and rebirth is recounted in the new documentary God Grew Tired of Us.
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Mitt Romney's challenge will be to explain a faith that remains mysterious to many
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Well-acted, beautifully shot and broad and personal, âThe Motorcycle Diariesâ is nonetheless undermined in the end by a clunky search for meaning and depth that seems
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A man sits alone, clad in red by his captors, addressing the camera. The Web video is adorned with the symbols of radical Islam. So far, so familiar.
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A filmmaker who excels in peeling back those delicate layers of human frailty, Denmark's Susanne Bier
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A biography of Tom Cruise focuses on his religious beliefs.
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The film is interesting, but does not probe deep.
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âThe Dhamma Brothersâ is an emotional documentary about the benefits of meditation for a most unlikely set of candidates.
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The director has read the screenplay, but has not come to a decision yet.
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Being the lowest person on the totem pole and a producer has made James Schamus think about filmmaking from the point of view of everyone with whom he works.
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Woody Allen's latest film touches on all the things he likes to ponder Â that there's no God, that life is savage and fleeting, that anyone potentially can get away with unspeakable acts if they don't have a conscience to bother them.
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Director Dylan Kidd talks about his new film.
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âThe Pirates Who Donât Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movieâ is a rather ordinary film with faith at its core.
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In the intriguingly layered documentary âOrthodox Stance,â a determined young boxer strives to prove that the laws of God and the laws of the ring need not be at odds.
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"In God's Name" begins with a brief introduction from its filmmakers, Jules and Gedeon Naudet, who take the viewer back Â back to the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, when the brothers were in lower Manhattan working on a documentary on New York firefighters.
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Kirby Dick's feisty, intellectually engaging documentary tries to illuminate an aspect of moviemaking Â and moviegoing Â that is deliberately left in the dark.