Set in the Japanese city, this triptych of short films on the theme of loneliness and social withdrawal achieves some uneven success.

Though structurally troubled, this directorial debut from Guillermo Arriaga is a gut-wrenching look at the wages of our wrongdoing.

Noah Baumbach's latest has all of his signature snap and crackle, but with a little more sunshine and a little less spite.

David O. Russell's latest delivers a knockout blow in one of the best films of the year.

This love letter to present-day Woodstock preaches love and condemns fighting, but its platitudes render it predictable and one-sided.

The new reboot is funnier and more fleshed-out than its predecessor—and at its core is an age-old story.

William Romanowski's 'Reforming Hollywood' sets the record straight on Protestant efforts to shape Hollywood's cultural influence.

Why on earth do we keep putting ourselves through this?

One of the best films of the summer is about real teenagers and learning what maturity means.

Shows like 'Scandal,' 'The Americans,' and 'House of Cards' give us one picture of politics. Are there any others?

A beautifully shot Polish film that won't leave you for a while after the credits roll.

You and I would never have the patience to make this movie, and make it this good.

Making good 'Christian' movies is a matter of being a wretch.

The anti-Eucharist and a coming day of terror in this week's episode of "The Leftovers."

The before, a lot like the after.

With its Netflix debut imminent, it's time to talk about "Gilmore Girls."

NY's Museum of Biblical Art features exhibit that only hints at Scripture . . . but it's there

Can we stop proof-texting culture?

The films they recommend aren't about Satan, for starters.