From Clint's "Changeling" to Soderbergh's "Che" and beyond, the New York Film Festival sets the table for the fall's Oscar hopefuls, art-house maybes and wild-eyed cinematic rebels.

At the height of '60s counterculture, the sexual revolution found itself an unexpected bedfellow: Devil worship

When weed was king: "Square Grouper" recalls the mellow, pre-coke era of the Sunshine State's drug trade

Astronomers, archaeologists and victims of dictatorship collide in the gorgeous "Nostalgia for the Light"

We go south of the Mason-Dixon line; watch Elisabeth Moss solve a case; and take a break from those crazy "Girls"

Ang Lee, director of "The Ice Storm," on American innocence, bad fathers and the perilous task of bringing the 1970s to the screen.

The vice presidential daughter and generational spokeswoman tests her knowledge of pop-culture trivia.

Spotify and Pandora aren't wasting their time encouraging "discovery." They're training us to be more curious

Socially conscious criticism doesn't take artistic expression too seriously; it doesn't take art seriously enough

"Gummo" moviemaker Harmony Korine is not independent film's bastard child after all.

Pick of the week: "Stake Land" offers a juicy saga of vampire-killers in an almost-recognizable America

Gus Van Sant's dreamlike "Paranoid Park" and David Gordon Green's earnest "Snow Angels" take opposite sides in American cinema's civil war.

There's a lot Quentin Tarantino can't do in his movies. But it's always worth examining closely what he can

Ewan McGregor! Jason Segel! Vincent Gallo! The men who dared to put the penis in pop culture

The second season of Netflix's "F Is for Family" draws rare attention to social issues in the Keystone State