Movie Review | 'Ezra': Innocence Lost, on a Battlefield Somewhere in Africa
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âEzraâ is a scorching portrait of an African child who is kidnapped and turned into a soldier for a rebel militia.
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âA Bloody Aria,â by the Korean director Won Shin-yun, is a sort of Asian âDeliverance.â
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To skip Ousmane Sembene's "Moolaade" would be to miss an opportunity to experience the embracing, affirming, world-changing potential of humanist cinema at its finest.
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The Golden Compass comes to the screen, cleansed of theology, but with a few jaw-dropping moments
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War in western Sudan&#39;s Darfur province often is called a clash between Arab herders and African farmers, but it&#39;s not that
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'Blood Diamond' tries to mix African politics and action.
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The film has many an interesting nugget about it.
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At first, second and final glance, Susan Minotâs âEveningâ doesnât seem as if it would translate easily to the big screen. It hasnât.
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Film maker Kibaara Kaugi knows he has ventured into uncertain territory with Kenya's first home-grown movie about the Mau Mau, a divisive subject for Kenyans that still occupies an ambiguous place in their history.
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The hero of John le CarrÃ©Âs clunky new novel is a go-between with double loyalties, to Africa and the West.
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Hope and skepticism as Israel and the Palestinians try again
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An ancient battle. A little-known director. An R rating. No major movie stars.
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TORONTO  - Continuing to tell stories   of conflict between indigenous people and white intruders,   Australian filmmaker Phillip Noyce goes to 1980s South Africa   for a feature that is less ruminative than "The Quiet American"   and "Rabbit-Proof Fence," and more likely to connect, if on a   modest scale, with American audiences.
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âBeaufortâ may be, strictly speaking, a war movie, but for long stretches it feels more like science fiction.
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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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An enthralling documentary follows the Afghan politician Malalai Joya through the final months of campaigning for her countryâs National Assembly in 2005.
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Itâs not easy to turn one of the most controversial events of the 20th century into a movie that makes your eyes roll, but âO Jerusalemâ does this and worse.