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Actor and author Stephen Fry turns director for this colorful group snapshot of monied revelers in 1930s London.

Paul McGuigan pulls out all the stops on his Wurlitzter Organ of Incessant Camera Trickery to muddy the waters of rationality in this bizarre remake of a fine French thriller.

Matt Damon is a superb action hero but he spends too much time alone in this sequel.

Linklater summons up an affair to remember.

In his cheeky but incendiary documentary about our fast food nation, Morgan Spurlock chronicles the deterioration of his body after a 30-day "McDiet."

A guilty pleasure for thirtysomething stoners with ironic dispositions and large nacho platters.

Two glacier climbers face the worst and live to tell about it in this harrowingly intimate documentary report.

The performances of William H. Macy, Alec Baldwin, and Maria Bello shine as brightly as the lights on the Vegas strip where the film is set.

In this documentary, a one-room schoolhouse in France is a microcosm of the teaching universe.

A coup d'etat in Venezuela is captured by a video camera, and the filmmakers use the footage to question the honesty of the news media.

Students are stranded on an island of zombies; viewers are stranded by the filmmakers.

Neurotic con artist reunites with abandoned daughter in a surprisingly sweet bait-and-switch.

If you don't already worship Derrida, this film won't change your mind.

A grim and unmistakable masterpiece of bleak, black sorrow.

Surf's up! It's The Endless Summer: The Next Generation.

Visionary Canadian filmmaker Guy Maddin films the Royal Winnepeg Ballet’s rendition of the Dracula story.

Cinema-obsessed filmgoers are the subject of this documentary.

Austin filmmakers Ryan Polomski and Frank Bustoz found not just a subject in Guatemala, but a co-director, too.

Noodling is the sport (some say art) of catching big ol' catfish with your bare hands. The practice is legal only in Oklahoma, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Okie Noodling is Beesley's affectionate, funny, and engaging look at the noodlers in his home state.

One of America's most acclaimed documentarians, Wiseman employs a cinema vérité style to observe the relationships between human beings and the bureaucracies that serve them. High School is a stark observation of social conditioning at a large urban school.