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Belgian writer/director Van Dormael delicious little film examines – through flashbacks, mainly – the life of a now-elderly man who believes that he was switched at birth with a neighbor child and has thus been denied the privileges and wealth he might otherwise have enjoyed.

Animated Dorothy goes back to Oz for further adventures.

First animated Mexican movie to receive wide release in the States

Did you see Garry Marshall's last all-star movie Valentine's Day? This is the same silly claptrap, just a different holiday.

The next generation of the Wayans clan delivers one more spoof – this time of dance movies.

Beatle’s All Starrs jukebox first of two Moody Theater shows

The anime artist creates a new tale of adolescence and loss

Sumptuous and sensitive anime takes a woodland adventure into growing up

Documentary unpacks America's involvement in the coup that wrecked Iran

Electro experimentalists swear they subscribe to less-is-more despite their density of gear

Groundswell turns up the heat in its developmental staging of Sarah Saltwick's new play

Neither a besmirching nor a instant classic, this sometimes clunky prequel in which James Franco plays the Wizard when he was a mere, young huckster also has Sam Raimi's ravishing visuals.

You can take rock & roll out of the novels but not the novelist

The Octopus Project's Avalanche instrumentalism

Thirty-three years of Back Room shows and events can hardly be summed up in one timeline

Photos and award winners from Cinematexas5

The Coen brothers return to their Blood Simple roots with this bizarre, dialect-strewn tale of a kidnapping gone very wrong that's filled with the their trademark graveyard wit and unique camera angles.