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Can the power of faith change the course of history?

The 2015 Banff Mountain Film Festival features more female athletes, more mindfulness, and more emotion

The concluding chapter of Peter Jackson's Tolkien tales brings us full circle.

Reese Witherspoon stars as Cheryl Strayed in this autobiographical trek of expiation.

This animated film mines Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales for material, discards the most brutish bits, and applies a heavy Disney top gloss.

Okay Mountain hosts release party for 'It Rained All Day'

Intimate setting offers hospitality, flavor, and information

Visually striking but completely nuts, this filmmaking debut received a Special Jury Award for Boldness of Vision at last year's Fantastic Fest.

Willem Dafoe plays a Canadian tracker hunting presumed-extinct prey in Tasmania, but soon he's stalking humans as well.

Quite the opposite of treacly holiday fare, this European import features one very bad Santa.

An unrelenting tour de force thanks to Simon Beaufoy's clever script, Danny Boyle's inspired direction, and James Franco's amazing performance, 127 Hours is primarily an unforgettable examination of the human spirit under extreme duress.

Set in the Ozark Mountain backwoods of Missouri, this tense drama is an exceptionally good film.

The lineup has arrived, calm down.

The glories of extreme skiing are proclaimed from international mountaintops.

The creative powerhouse known as Tyler Perry is back in front of and behind the camera with this predictable film about four married couples.

This movie about the Mountain Meadows Massacre of Sept. 11, 1857, during which local Mormons murdered 120 members of a wagon train heading West, reeks of ulterior motives.

More a meditation than a traditional documentary, Tibet: A Buddhist Trilogy beautifully employs direct cinema techniques to transport the viewer into the world of an exiled culture.

What's new in this fourth edition of the popular-culture spoof machine? Well, Shaquille O'Neal and Dr. Phil, for starters.

This Chinese film presents an uncharacteristically romantic look at the Cultural Revolution.

'Brokeback Mountain' to bring McMurtry

A crack team of cave divers encounters untold horror in the form of bloodthirsty sea slugs.

Two brothers overcome emotional and physical obstacles to achieve success in the competitive world of supercross racing.

This narrative re-creation of the skateboarding doc Dogtown and Z-Boys is a blast, as accurate as it ought to be with more than enough mythology and gut thrills thrown in for good measure.

Epic oral history of the heyday of the Great White Way as told by the people who were living on graham crackers and dreams back when it was all going on.

Executed serial killer Aileen Wuornos leaves little doubt as to her sanity in this second Nick Broomfield documentary on the subject.

Filmed in Bhutan with a cast of unknown Tibetan nonprofessionals, The Cup takes its charming premise – pint-sized monks striving against all odds to watch a satellite broadcast of the 1998 World Cup match between Brazil and France – and runs with it.