The dirty word of 2004 when it comes to labor is outsourcing. The angst of some of those without work is captured in a powerful, new documentary titled American Jobs. NPR's Tavis Smiley speaks with Greg Spotts, who profiled workers laid off as a result of outsouring.
Faced with the prospect of solitude, a cipher is forced — and given a chance — to define herself.
Yoav Shamir's film is a bracing inquiry into arguments about the prevalence of anti-Semitism today.
The Road changes the idea of "being the good guys" as a father and son fight to survive.
Zac Efron will draw the audiences, but it's Christian McKay as Orson Welles who's the crowd-pleaser.
Nonsensical, but fun for martial-arts fans, it's an edgy alternative to saccharine seasonal fare.
Many parents see a long-awaited role model in the company's first African-American princess.
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