A grown-up romantic story that blends elements of comedy and drama with considerable artistry, Pete ’n’ Tillie pair...

          Southern novelist Pat Conroy has enjoyed a productive relationship with Hollywood; of the four theatrical features...

          Gritty, heartfelt, and passionately political, Norma Rae is an old-fashioned message movie that could easily...

          When African-American boxer Jack Johnson became the heavyweight champion of the world in 1908, white people were so affronted tha...

          In the ’70s (and the ’80s, for that matter), Woody Allen only acted in two movies that he didn’t direct, and both are winners. Ye...

          Ambitious, provocative, and thoughtful—but ultimately jumbled because its reach exceeds its grasp— End of the Game is a twi...

          An old-fashioned morality tale somewhat in the vein of John Ford’s classic film The Informer (1935), The Molly Maguires offers ...

          After scoring a hit by playing the coach of a misfit Little League team in The Bad News Bears (1978), it was inevitable that Wal...

          A graceful Depression-era drama about dignity and struggle, Sounder is grounded in authentic period detail, humanistic them...