Alice Elliott was a moderately successful actress, playing on small stages and in soap operas. After 20 years, she decided she wanted something more, and began making film documentaries. Last year, she was nominated for an Academy Award for her film, The Collector of Bedford Street, about a developmentally challenged man who raised money for charity. Jon Kalish reports.
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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