History is cruel, remembering only a few fragments from the multitude of events happening every day.

A group of illegal immigrants attempting to cross the border find themselves in a desperate struggle to survive when they are targeted by a vicious, rifle-wielding vigilante intent on wiping them out.

Watching the news is rarely a comforting experience, each broadcast full of atrocities large and small.

On the cusp of taking her final vows, Colleen is granted permission to borrow Reverend Mother’s car and drive from New York to North Carolina so that she can sort out her affairs before committing to life in a Brooklyn convent.

Actor Stephen Lang has toured his one-man show, Beyond Glory, all over the world. The inspiring, stirring theatrical peace is Lang’s homage to United States service members.

Under the Shadow’s greatest achievement is creating a genuinely terrifying film that also serves as an accurate and sympathetic encapsulation of life during wartime.

Long Way North is the feature debut of French animator Remi Chaye, who previously worked on the award-winning The Secret Life of Kells.

Danny Says is that delightful case in film where the subject whose raison-d’etre is explored is an immeasurably influential person you may not have known about.

The snarl of James Carville to open Starving the Beast, as he addresses his alma mater of Louisiana State University, frames the appropriate degree of impassioned opposition to the commoditization of America’s public higher educational institutions.