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Don Cheadle, in the finest performance of his career, headlines this true-life story about the "Oskar Schindler of Kigali, Rwanda" during the massacres of 1994.

The Armenian Genocide as seen through a love triangle

With infinite grace but no real suspense, Beyond the Gates bears dramatic witness to the Rwandan ethnic genocide of the last decade.

Amaze your friends and colleagues when you know everything about all the nominees in this category.

A rare opportunity to see what's considered the best in the field of short docs; plus all four nominees have a socio-political bent.

Real-life hero of 'Hotel Rwanda' is honored for saving lives

AFS Doc nights: 'Sweet Dreams'

Activist artist Saul Williams crafts an Afrofuturist classic

Subject of 'Hotel Rwanda' comes to Texas

An African nation's brutal past ... and present

After surviving a holocaust, Gilbert Tuhabonye runs through life to tell his tale

The news stories that didn't make the mainstream press in 2000

Local stages shake with terror, delight, and motion this September

Congolese victims of war finally get their chance for redress

Escape from the city with the Hill Country Film Festival

The weird, life-changing story of the "Warm Bodies" producer

Good things come in small packages.

Retired Marine Capt. Brian Steidle tells the real, unedited story of Darfur in this documentary examining the powerlessness of one individual faced with a tragedy of inhuman degree.

Cheadle leads a great cast through a musical glance at D.C. in the Sixties and Seventies.

This action-packed take on the issue of blood diamonds is an example of social critique masquerading as cineplex fodder.

The critical consensus at 'The Austin Chronicle' deems 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' the best movie of the year

COHI's Sera Bonds on how your watching movies at the Alamo can empower women in conflict areas

Peck's film is a fine, incendiary portrait of Congo's first freely elected prime minister, who arrived at his post in 1960 as the Belgians were finally exiting after 80 years of colonialism. – Marc Savlov

They urge Congress to spend more on global health

Your weekly horoscope, October 2-8

The images of war in Goya's prints are brutal and immediate, and it is for this reason that we must look at them

With her new YA novel and her program Girls With Pens, the Austin author promotes literacy as girl power