The photography of Sebastiao Salgado is brought to life by Wim Wenders. It is alternately breathtaking and depressing, but always a tribute to both the skills and humanity of Salgado.

This prison comedy’s main offense is not being as funny as it could have been.

Argentina’s entry for Best Foreign film of 2014 didn’t win the prize, but it’s one of the best black comedies to hit the screen that year.

Documentary about James Randi covers his life from magician to exposer of hucksters and does so in a way that can’t help but make you like the man.

This heist movie wants to be too many things, and, well, loses its focus.

In 1971, eight people in a small town managed to break into an FBI office and help alter the course of the Vietnam War. This doc unveils how they did it, and it’s as unlikely as it is true.