An aging atheist faces his ex-wife's Passover demise in this wry, loving portrait of life and death in Mexico City

This feverish blast of filmmaking is a brutal look at the violent heart of Mexico City -- and a breakthrough work of Mexican cinema.

John Stagliano, the video mogul behind "Buttman," is a dirty-movie powerhouse, and either the scourge or savior of an unabashedly sordid business.

"Y Tu Mam

A terrific Oscar-nominated documentary explains what Sam Peckinpah knew in his heart: It's not just blowing up a bridge, but the way you blow up a bridge, that counts.

Fabulous Frodo aside, disturbing art films ("Mulholland Drive," "Amores Perros," "Sexy Beast") dominated this splendid year for movies.

When I entered the industry, we were staying in French chateaus. Now, companies are struggling to stay alive

Diego Luna -- who seems to be everywhere since his simmering role in "Y Tu Mama Tambien" -- talks about fame, a city full of the GOP, and why a film star can't make a living in Mexico.

While the U.S. tries to figure out what to do with its refugees, one group has been quietly aiding them for years

Couch is still being held as a juvenile after violating parole—but his time's running out

"Predators" meets "Sin Nombre" in a moody, gripping road-movie romance set in alien-infested Mexico

The perfect cinematic antidote to holiday cheer, and a batch of DVD gift ideas for last-minute shoppers. Plus: Do Brosnan and Kinnear really go gay in "The Matador"?

The era when movies ruled the culture is long over. Film culture is dead, and TV is to blame

From "Mrs. Doubtfire" to "Jumanji" to "Flubber," in '90s movies the Oscar-winner was a kid in a grown-up's body

Adulthood is only occasionally lurid, says the author. Not like the afternoon creepfests she used to watch as a kid