Film

Land of Mine, a Danish nominee for the best foreign film Oscar, is about reciprocal inhumanity and dire challenges to compassion and conscience.

Frantz goes back to 1919, the year after the end of World War I, to explore the grief of a young German woman whose Francophile fiancé died in the ...

Now playing at the Screening Room, the first musical about man-eating stripper mermaids.

“You’re a tourist in your own youth,” spits Sick Boy at his old friend Renton.

With these two films, it’s a good week to celebrate your inner curmudgeon at the movies.

From France, My Life as a Zucchini, a stop-animated film from France, which opens this weekend at the Dipson Amherst.

The movie version of Julian Barnes’s prize-winning short novel is another episode in the contested history of books-into-film.

A picture that owes much to wrestling and operates much like a theme park ride, with dazzling special effects delivered at a breathless pace and high decibel...