For the third part of his American Trilogy--following THE CIVIL WAR and BASEBALL--Ken Burns takes on the "that most American of art forms": jazz. The 10-part, 19-hour film begins with the music's roots in post-Civil War New Orleans and concludes ...

Various aspects of the 2008 presidential election have been the source of much heated discussion, but with this documentary Israeli director Ilan Ziv (SIX DAYS) focuses specifically on the religious side of the race. JESUS POLITICS approaches the election from ...

When two soccer fans get the tragic news they are both dying of cancer, they head to the UK to finish their lives off in style, and as fate would have it, fall madly in love. This colorful Bollywood features ...

Director Sabbir Khan's INCREDIBLE LOVE marks a historic first on two levels: it's the first Bollywood feature to include the presence of a major star (Sylvester Stallone) and the first to be shot at a Hollywood studio (Universal) with an ...

If klezmer, a centuries-old style of Jewish folk music, expresses the soul of its people, will its meaning fade as its popularity grows in areas with scant Jewish population--especially if the Holocaust has caused their absence? Klezmer musician, author, and ...

Filmmaker Robert Richter speaks to some of the survivors of the nuclear missile that hit Nagasaki, creating a compelling case for nuclear disarmament in the process.

To the uninitiated, kickball may seem like a game reserved for kids. However, the Chicago hipsters in this documentary prove that it’s a sport for rebellious adults as well. Though LEFT FIELD initially focuses on Chicago’s unofficial kickball league, it ...

The Bernsteins are a family coming apart at the seams in this caustic comedy that portrays suburbia at the brink. Enter Dr. Livingston, a therapist who clears the way for their backlog of secrets and anguish to finally creep into the light of day.

After dismantling the institutional apartheid of South Africa, the newly-elected government faced the daunting task of coming to terms with the brutal legacy of racism, repression, and violence that dominated the nation's history, and determining whom should be held accountable ...

Writer-director Jamie Thraves's feature-film debut follows the day-to-day life of Frank (Aidan Gillen), a single London artist in his late twenties who works as a prop maker along with his quirky friends, Mike (Dean Lennox Kelly) and John (Tobias Menzies). ...

With this all-access documentary, DOGTOWN AND Z-BOYS director Stacy Peralta turns his eye to a far darker part of California culture: the gang life in Los Angeles. MADE IN AMERICA examines the birth and growth of the Crips and the ...

After the gentle drama of THE ASTRONAUT FARMER, the Polish Brothers turn to comedy with this film that reunites them with Billy Bob Thornton. In MANURE, rival salesmen of the titular product battle to corner the market in the 1960s. ...

In 1981, Christophe de Ponfilly visited Afghanistan, eager to make a film. He developed a deep affection for the beauty of the land and the humility of its people. Returning eight times over the next 17 years, Ponfilly continued filming, ...

A man goes on the run when he's targeted for terrorism during a family vacation in this Screen Gems production.

The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution is the subject of MORNING SUN, a documentary by Carma Hinton, Geremie R. Barme, and Richard Gordon. Built on testimonials from people who were in high school in China in the 1960s, and who experienced ...

MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE's Frankie Muniz is all grown up in this drama set in the 1970s. At 17, Brooklyn resident Jake Stein (Muniz) heads south to Miami to live with his estranged father (Harvey Keitel). The future writer is ...

NOT NUDE THOUGH, directed by Doris Kornish, is a documentary about the life and work of photographer and filmmaker Rudy Burckhardt, who, as a young man, immigrated to New York from Basel, Switzerland in 1935. He eventually became a prominent ...

India and America unite for this timely drama that shows both sides of the outsourcing issue. The head of Fairfax Furniture, Greg Abernathy (Marty Bufalini), is forced to cut jobs from their American call center and hire an Indian company ...

In this Disney Nature documentary, a pair of young orphan orangutans attempt to survive in the Indonesian jungle. Though they survived the fire that killed their mother, they must now struggle to stay alive as they search for someone to take care of them.

Novelist Wang Chao makes an audacious cinematic debut with THE ORPHAN OF ANYANG, a starkly realistic drama. Dagang (Sun Guilin), a depressed and lonely middle-aged man, has lost his factory job in Anyang, and is struggling to survive. One night, ...

After 9/11, the plight of many Arabs and South Asians living in America drastically changed. This documentary from directors Sanjna Singh and Pia Sawhney examines the lives of four families who have had members deported or detained as a result of the new laws.

In this drama, P.J. (Howard Nash) sees an event that is so horrible that he doesn't know how to deal with what he has witnessed. Withdrawn and quiet, P.J. is treated at a hospital by a doctor (John Heard) who ...

"No, no. No fat women," complains Parisian doctor Michel des Assantes (Michel Piccoli), as he stares into a virtual reality viewer and sits back in a chair, while a naked woman busily moves her head up and down in his ...

Join renowned tenor Placido Domingo as he commemorates the 40th anniversary of his first performance in Los Angeles. In this 2008 concert, the Spanish singer appears with the LA Opera Orchestra and performs a variety of classics. James Conlon conducts, ...