Long before Ang Lee and his gay cowboys ever visited Brokeback Mountain, there was Isaac Julien's Long Road to Mazatlan. In 1999, Julien, in collaboration with Venezuelan dancer and choreographer...
The Archive Literary Festival, the student-run series formerly known as the Blackburn Literary Festival, kicks off its 47th year Tuesday with a reading from the award-winning poet Mark Doty. It may...
Syriana is Traffic with oil. Written and directed by Steven Gaghan, who penned Traffic's Oscar-winning screenplay, Syriana again takes on a timely political issue.
Throughout The Ice Harvest, a phrase that comes up again and again is, "As Wichita falls, so falls Wichita Falls." It's a catchy saying, but much like the film itself, it doesn't really mean anything.
Daily life is mundane. Even for history's most interesting figures, moments of intrigue are interrupted by routine, and multiple storylines occur simultaneously.
In the Buddhist tradition, clear vision is associated with knowledge, wisdom and a pure soul.
A special award-winner for originality at the Sundance Film Festival, Me and You and Everyone We Know succeeds for the opposite reason it received acclaim.
Team America: World Police is a big-budget, heavy-gore, nudity-laced action movie. Sort of.
On June 11, an indie flick about a high school misfit in rural Idaho premiered on six screens in New York and Los Angeles.
Some might wonder why a commercial thriller starring teen heart-throb Josh Hartnett failed to make the summer release rush.
