A Wrinkle in Time is considered one of the seminal American science-fiction novels, written by Madeleine L’Engle in 1962, and serving as the first installment of her Newbery Medal-winning Time Quintet series.

Writer-director Steven Soderbergh took the Cannes Film Festival by storm with his low-budget 1989 debut, sex, lies, and videotape.

The latest Rolling Stones From the Vault release finds the Stones playing a rescheduled date at the San Jose Arena in April of 1999, on the final leg of the band’s No Security tour in America.

Like the Sphinx’s missing nose or the Venus de Milo’s arms, the history of cinema is haunted by absent parts.

Brocka’s Manila in the Claws of Light is like an Italian Neo-Realist film set in Hell.

Yukio Mishima remains one of Japan’s most eminent and controversial public figures, even nearing fifty years after his notorious public suicide.

Narrated by Udo Kier, Rüdiger Suchsland’s new documentary presents a chronological study of German films made under the Nazi regime.

No baseball movie ever needed to be made after Ron Shelton’s Bull Durham.

Pilot Jake Preston (Nicolas Cage) is recruited into an Army / DEA joint task force newly formed to shut down the cartels through the use of high-tech Apache helicopters.