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Got some folks with very specific movie tastes on your list? We've got suggestions.

Films like 'Beasts of No Nation' raise our awareness of global tragedies. Is that enough?

Films (and one television show) about community you can watch at home.

Two nuns, a behavioral economist, and the ninth commandment.

Film is a visual medium, but ‘Best of Enemies’ and ‘BaddDDD Sonia Sanchez’ bear witness to the power of the spoken word.

Reflections on the Christian movie echo chamber.

A documentary and a new film from Robert Duvall give look at the lives of law enforcement officers.

Why do men make movies? To share a passion. Here's two from SXSW.

Our correspondent on the ground talks to the team behind the Beach Boys film and more.

Global takes on stories about hookers, wannabe punk rockers, and . . . coronary artery scanning?

Two documentaries that take an imaginative look at difficult issues: Vietnam and depression.

The first entry in a monthly column on great films to watch at home.

Here's how it's done.

Two documentaries at 2014 Virginia Film Festival explore mythmaking.

Apparently, if you love someone enough to let him beat you, you’ll never walk alone?

The six stars who shined brightest at the Toronto International Film Festival this year.

How to grieve in a social media world.

We wrap out a week of coverage with films that are the kind of stuff you will like if you like that kind of stuff.

A documentary raises an important question: when it comes to abortion, shouldn’t we all choose our words carefully?