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The stars shine bright in this broad yet moving overview of the last 90 years of African-American history.

Forest Whitaker becomes dictator Idi Amin in a ferocious performance that often dwarfs the more ordinary aspects of this picture.

This is a formulaic wedding comedy about mismatched families, but thanks to several appealing performances, this rote exercise turns out better than most.

Like a pilgrim seeking salvation, Ripple Effect is awash in self-important questions, becoming an exercise in pop mysticism which stars Forest Whitaker.

Jarmusch's film is a tone poem about a contemporary hitman nicknamed Ghost Dog (Whitaker), who is steeped in the code of the ancient Japanese samurai.

This new crime drama starring Keanu Reeves is directed by the screenwriter of Training Day and based on a story by crackerjack crime novelist James Ellroy.

Jude Law and Forest Whitaker play repo men in this future world where body parts can be bought and sold but also repossessed.

Like Rashomon, this Dennis Quaid vehicle replays a single event – the assassination of the U.S. president – from multiple points of view.

The writer/director of Crazy Heart returns with an all-star cast for his sophomore effort, which takes place amid the rusted-out lives of America's steel belt.

Kasi Lemmons’ adaptation of this Langston Hughes work is a muddled church-time reverie.

This movie's tortured young protagonist and clueless dad just happen to be members of the First Family of the United States.

Denzel Washington directs and stars in this inspirational but predictable drama set in the Jim Crow South of the Thirties.

Peppy caper film features unusual characters: black high school geeks

Liam Neeson's back in action.

Spring Previews 2000

Time does no favors to this delayed investigation into Biggie’s murder

In this latest from Neil Jordan, Cillian Murphy plays the swinging transvestite Patrick "Kitten" Braden, who wanders through and into the pop-and-politics culture of Seventies England.

Is Stephen your style avatar or Eddie Izzard? Who was that man behind the shades at the Texas Film Hall of Fame?

The Texas Film Hall of Fame Awards, March 12, Austin Studios. Photos by Todd V. Wolfson.

There is no other place in the country, outside of New York and L.A., with the same quality and quantity of filmmaking and filmmakers as Austin

The Texas Film Hall of Fame Awards enters its fourth year

SXSW Film 04 is here. Where are you?

File under: cleaning up after somebody else's mess

Texas Film Hall of Famers announced