This extraordinary new animated feature from Katsuhiro Otomo, who brought Japanese anime faces grafted onto Western bodies.

Drenched in moody atmosphere and bristling with intelligence, Michael Radford's take on the play is essentially tragic, using the camera not only to 'open up' the text visually, but, more important, to explore it thematically.

Sex, drugs, history and family artfully stirred by a master.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet is a miracle worker, a filmmaker whose soaring visuals and passionate intensity are artfuolly blended in this stunning film of Sébastien Japrisot's World War I-era novel

Jane Austen is the hardest-working dead authoress in Hollywood.

It's more black market than free market in the 21st-century Czech Republic of Up And Down.

Documentary Feature: Hubert Sauper's staggering documentary is essential viewing on the survival of two ruthlessly fittest species: the Nile perch, which quickly annihilated almost all other fish life in Tanzania's Lake Victoria after its artificial introduction in the '60's, and the omnivorous beast known as winner-take-all global capitalism.

Ten years ago, some of the worst atrocities in the history of mankind took place in the country of Rwanda -- and in an era of high-speed communication and round-the-clock news, the events went almost unnoticed by the rest of the world. In only three months, almost one million people were brutally murdered.

“Set on the Kurdistan border days before America’s preemptive first strike against Iraq, director Bahman Ghobadi’s stark drama is less interested in international-skirmish specifics than in those caught in the crossfire.