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Family freakout with Elijah Wood in this slick and twisted thriller

It's lewd, crude, and full of grease

Craft and performance anxiety rule this Fantastic Fest dazzler

Will Eeyore Be Banished From the Hundred Acre Wood?

Using wood and cheesecloth, Caprice Pierucci and Charles Heppner's mutation of form and fiber is beautiful even as it is foreboding

This town has something for everyone this week.

Bobby looks at the lives of some everyday people who are about to get caught up in the avalanche of history when they become witnesses to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.

A satanic-possession thriller set in 1817 stars Donald Sutherland and Sissy Spacek – to little avail.

An amusing road trip through Ukraine leads to epiphanies of history and memory in actor Liev Schreiber's only partially illuminating adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer's novel.

The Gospel according to Mel is not as it was

If you haven't ever seen this Nicholas Ray/James Dean classic in widescreen … trust me, you've never really seen it. It's been 40 years since James Dean essayed his quintessential role in as a troubled American teen and, along with co-stars Wood and Mineo, established an iconography of adolescence whose potency extends into the present. Ray, who told stories that were "bigger than life" and pulsing with "hot blood," was one of the most dynamic directors of the American screen and his capacity to tell a widescreen story was as articulate as his ability to pinpoint an individual stuck "in a lonely place."

Regarded by many as Ford's masterpiece and one of the greatest films of all time, this John Wayne Western is a meditation on survival, the loss of faith, and the death of heroes.

High-stakes and danger in India's wood smuggling underground

Award-winning doc about police tactics could not be more timely

The Boy and other examinations of the pre-teen male mind

Stiles Switch and Thirsty Planet pair up for craft beer collaboration

Real-life adventurer Thor Heyerdahl's 1947 trip across the Pacific on a raft is re-created in this beautifully lensed film.

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The Duplass brothers return with this finely observed slice of life starring Jason Segel, Ed Helms, and Susan Sarandon.

Some penguins march; these animated penguins dance – and sing – just like they did the last time around, only with a little less novelty.

Disney returns to Hundred Acre Wood with this animated effort.

A mysterious pollutant in their water supply is making the residents of a small Iowa town insane in this remake of George Romero's topical horror tale.

An animated tale of a peace-loving race of creatures known as Terrians, who are invaded by alien humans.

Ed Harris takes a turn behind the camera again in this Western in which he co-stars with Viggo Mortensen, Renée Zellweger, and Jeremy Irons.

Uwe Boll, the Timex watch of contemporary filmmakers (he takes a licking but keeps on ticking), strikes again.

Absurdist non sequiturs and deadpan pauses emanate from an animated milkshake, a box of french fries, and a ball of ground beef.