Sergeants Zack Bazzi and Stephen Pink were two of three soldiers on the frontlines in Iraq who were given cameras to record their experiences. Charlie Company, 3rd of the 172nd Infantry Regiment and were based in the Sunni Triangle. They filmed their entire year's deployment. The footage makes up the new documentary The War Tapes which was directed by Deborah Scranton. The film opens in New York and L.A. this weekend.
Zac Efron will draw the audiences, but it's Christian McKay as Orson Welles who's the crowd-pleaser.
Yoav Shamir's film is a bracing inquiry into arguments about the prevalence of anti-Semitism today.
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.
The director discusses his post-apocalyptic film — and why the story is ultimately about goodness.
Bright emotional highs, dark noir lows — that's the stuff of Almodovar's latest film. (Recommended)
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