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In this expertly acted piece about the coming apart of a family of New York intellectuals, humor is served not with a smirk but with a helpless shrug.

Only this troubled suburbanite family knows if they are imaginary heroes or ordinary people.

In this lovely film, a grieving, 13-year-old girl discovers orphaned geese eggs that she teaches to fly.

Walter Daniels' punk blues stirs up a whole new generational ilk, like Black Joe Lewis

Sneaking Into Summer

Robin Williams loads his family into a camper and goes on vacation.

The Company's production of Boom Town, a stage thriller by film actor Jeff Daniels concerning economic development and marital infidelity, may hit the audience over the head with themes familiar from Hollywood potboilers, but unlike most movies of that kind it leaves its audience with a memorable bang.

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Sneaking Into Autumn

There are no big surprises in this family picture, but neither is the admonition against working with children and animals appropriate here.

Howl is a must-see for Beat freaks and poetry geeks but might not be an enriching experience for newcomers to the work of Allen Ginsberg.

Austin-bred actor Ben McKenzie stars in this one-man show of Dalton Trumbo's timeless anti-war novel.

For those of us nervously watching the erosion of civil liberties and human rights, the next film in the 'Independent Lens' series, 'Life Matters,' is something of a wistful homage to what seems to be of little value these days

Harrelson and Quaid bowl a perfectly hilarious game in this Farrelly Brothers farce.

Everyone works at the top of their game to deliver this timely biopic

Crackerjack thrills, time travel, violence, humor, and action: Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis are characters who share the same morally conflicted core.

See it for the many lovely performances, although the film’s vision of Gen-Y nesting is liable to leave you up a tree.