Brazil film looks at dark past through young eyes
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Brazilian Cao Hamburger, whose film looks at his country's dark past, is the latest director to describe the brutality of South America's military dictatorships through the eyes of a child.
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Yaron Zilberman's moving documentary approaches the Holocaust from a fresh, intimate perspective.
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Danny Glover, Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo closed their eyes and opened their senses to this small South American capital, a backdrop in the upcoming movie "Blindness."
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Walter Salles's stirring and warm-hearted film reconstructs a journey across South America taken by Ernesto Guevara before his career as a revolutionary.
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Some commentators have described Timothy Ferrisâs prose as poetic, and his latest documentary, âSeeing in the Dark,â tonight on PBS, shows us why.
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In his latest film, the young Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul pushes at the limits of narrative with grace and a puckish willfulness.
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The actress will star in Paul Mayeda Berges' directorial debut.
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This Australian film could be described by the story's "Rocky"-like outlines, but there is a gripping, downbeat family drama at the movie's core.
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Zana Briski's documentary about children growing up in Calcutta's rough and squalid red light district is moving, charming and sad.
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Dark in color, mood and outraged worldview, âMichael Claytonâ is a film that speaks to the way we live now.
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Joaquim Pedro de Andrade's 1969 Brazilian picaresque, which is being shown at the New York Film Festival, survives as a gloriously demented artifact of its time.
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The film looks like a children's sci-fi film.
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The 2005 film "The Constant Gardner" won acclaim at film festivals and an Oscar for best supporting actress Rachel Weisz. Now the film's Brazilian director is harnessing his fame to jump-start his country's struggling movie industry.
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A good story and great performances make this an engrossing film to watch.
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Written and directed by Dardo Toledo Barros, a Brazilian financier turned filmmaker, this plodding movie is the story of a Brazilian financier who becomes a filmmaker.
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Two films from Latin America caused a last-minute stir at the Cannes Film Festival &amp;#151; one a riveting tale of escape from a secret Argentine prison and the other a terrifying, bloody fairy tale.
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Two new films shed light on Pakistan's deep-rooted social and political problems by looking at them through the eyes of a child.