The "Days of Glory" director discusses this eye-opening, all-archival look at France's atomic weapons testing that's effects on Algeria continue on.

To hear it from Ed Emanuel, enlisting in the army to fight in the Vietnam War was all but predestined, raised as the son of a ...

Maria Fredriksson learned there was a bit of a Catch-22 in accepting the job of making “The Gullspang Miracle,” telling the story of Kari and May, two Scandinavian sisters in a small town who believed ...

The director discusses rearranging the world pecking order with this provocative and frisky flick featuring a chicken at #1 ...

The scene presages the dawn of a new day in Sandra Wollner’s breathtaking drama, one that is exquisite at first as the image ...

The filmmakers discuss overcoming a tight schedule to tell a tale of a woman stuck in time after her father's death tempted ...

The co-directors of this compelling investigation into the unsolved murder of a Palestinian advocate in the U.S. discuss how ...

The director really finds his groove with this supernatural chiller about a family that's choices in the wake of a tragedy could doom them further.

The filmmaker talks about how a move to the Pacific Northwest led to broadening her own horizons with this fun homage to "The Breakfast Club." ...

“I’m not real big on a lot of major things, I’m more of a minor person,” says Madelynn von Ritz in the opening moments of “Madelynn Von Ritz is Almost Famous,” clarifying she’s speaking about the type ...

Every once in a while a scene comes along like the one that takes place in the middle of “Violation” that it is bound to rattle around in your head for days if not weeks after seeing it, and in the ...

If Wes Anderson were asked to make “Terminator 2: Judgment Day,” it might look something like the charmingly bespoke sci-fi satire “Alpha Gang,” though to suggest that there really is any comparison ...