A young boy in India endures unfathomable lows but his travels to a better life are nothing short of brilliant to watch.
After an exhausting dry spell, Kevin Smith finally scores with “Zack and Miri.”
A family of NYC cops comes up on different sides of the law in this attempt at film noir that tries hard but misses the bullseye.
Don’t expect any “Eternal Sunshine” in “Synecdoche”.
A nine-year-old boy disappears and his mother’s search is chronicled in this based on truth tale that engenders curiosity but leaves one strangely detached.
Oliver Stone delivers a surprisingly entertaining, almost sympathetic look at our much-maligned 43rd President.
Director John Moore delivers the goods, but it’s not enough to overcome an extremely weak script.
Expect a lot of dry eyes when Sue Monk Kidd’s venerated, soul-searching novel flies into theaters.
You’ll wonder what just happened after you watch this waste of high-priced acting talent.
Three stunning and very different films by three talented directors that display their unusual takes on life in present-day Tokyo.
