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Writer-director Nicole Kassell’s debut film is a lean drama anchored by subject matter which, although difficult, remains distantly disquieting yet never challenging.

Ray Charles, we can't stop loving you, even though this formulaic biopic lacks your original style.

John Sayles adds his cinematic two cents to this election year’s plethora of politically minded movies.

John Grisham courtroom thumper marches to a familiar tune.

The latest Texas Performance Review says AISD schools are operating under capacity, but AISD says their methodology masks school crowding.

In its fourth film rendition, Les Liaisons Dangereuses is adapted for the high-school set.

Travolta plays an unkempt, beer-swilling, Beatles-quoting angel who – yes – also dances.