Against the odds, a Latino love story won the People's Choice Award at Toronto. Don't be surprised if it turns up at this year's Oscars.
'Truth can be adjusted' runs this movie's tagline - but for how long? A tale of corporate crisis which forges character.
That the ends do not justify the means is the unlikely theme of this very satisfying spy trilogy.
A popular film sets out to critique upper-class Manhattan mores but makes a disappointing concession to them.
An engaging movie about a lady chef's discovery of the meaning of good work, relationships and love.
This tense and unsentimental film about the murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl by jihadists is compelling viewing.
Hispanic young people get a lot of bad press. Now they have two good movies that go beyond problems to the heart of their culture.
The inspiring story of how one man changed history by getting England to abolish the slave trade.
A spy thriller takes a look at the mystery of evil through the case of an FBI agent who became the most damaging traitor in US history.
The Japanese perspective on a World War II battle seems very different from the American - until you see the faces of the soldiers.
Mel Gibson has created a savage, violent film with heart-pounding action and moments of great beauty.
This faithful retelling of the birth of Christ has an unusually relevant message.
Stephen Frears has made a brilliant film out of the royal family's reaction to the death of the People's Princess.
Clint Eastwood's new film raises interesting questions about the meaning of heroism.
What would life be like if women stopped having children? Like Baghdad today, according to Alfonso Cuarón's latest film.
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