Roger Moore

Jeremiah Zagar points his camera at his artistic parents for his warts-and-grout-and-all documentary In A Dream. His mother is Julia, a gallery owner and long-suffering wife to the wildly eccentric...

Il Divo, the Godfather-ish drama about Italy's big Mafia trials of the 1990s -- court cases that implicated the very top of the Italian government, the Vatican and the Masons...

Animator and longtime Florida Film Festival friend Bill Plympton makes edgy, delightful and defiantly messy cartoon shorts. But his features rarely have the same sustained energy and wit. Idiots and...

Peter Wier and Bruce Beresford were making the Australian films that put Australia on the international movie-making map in the 1970s. But in Oz itself, their grindhouse peers were churning...

Scott Hamilton Kennedy's Oscar-nominated documentary, The Garden, is about the "largest urban garden in the United States" and efforts to save it. It's a tale of lawyered rich vs. organized...

A terrific, if seriously California-centric culinary history lesson, Food Fight is about what happened to America's farmers, shoppers and eaters before San Francisco-area cooks pushed the whole "eat healthier, eat...

A classic movie is one that gets under our skin, that resonates in the culture, that becomes a cultural catchphrase. Twenty-two years after its release, everybody knows what a Fatal...

Henry Marsh is a British neurosurgeon who is single-handedly trying to bring one hospital in one corner of Eastern Europe into the 21st century, at least in terms of his...

Tony Barbieri's bland romantic drama Em is about two 20somethings who meet, mate, move in together only to discover that one of them is bipolar and this will never work...