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The documentary “Blinky & Me” chronicles the life of Yoram Gross, Holocaust survivor turned animator and producer.

An American surfer hanging out in Peru finds himself jailed on trumped-up charges in “186 Dollars to Freedom,” and refuses to play along with corrupt officials to get out.

The closing night of the festival.

In “Electoral Dysfunction” the comic Mo Rocca tries to explain how voting works (or doesn’t) in the United States’ presidential elections.

In Ryan O’Nan’s “Brooklyn Brothers Beat the Best,” a hapless musician joins with a kindred spirit, and the two hit the road.

The documentary “Dear Mandela” follows several young activists for a South African housing rights group as they fight eviction efforts against shack dwellers.

Not just a pretty face.

Shakespeare actually helped.

Things are getting steamy...

Our boys are growing up. Not only are the members of One Direction ripping off The Clash’s “Should I Stay Or Should I Go” in the intro to “Live While We’re Young,” they’re rea...

HitFix's Daniel Fienberg interviews Glee stars Dean Geyer and Becca Tobin about their new characters.

“Knuckleball!” follows two knuckleball pitchers, R. A. Dickey and Tim Wakefield, through the 2011 Major League Baseball season.

“Switch,” a documentary by Harry Lynch, is a guided global tour of where the planet’s future wattage will be coming from.

So it's not dead, after all.

Anne Hathaway, Hugh Jackman, Samantha Barks, Eddie Redmayne and Amanda Seyfried discuss and demonstrate how director Tom Hooper has brought live performances to the set of "Les Miserables" in a new behind-the-scenes feat...

Good Evening.

Diane Kruger has signed on to play the lead in "The Bridge," FX's pilot adaptation of the Scandinavian series "Bron."

There were questions for a while as to whether Lindsay Lohan was confirmed for a role in "Scary Movie 5," among rumors of illness-slash-flaking. That issue is put to bed, er, rest as the first photo still from the comedy...

Fox Searchlight surprises by announcing "Hitchock" will release this year on Nov. 23. Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren are expected to be serious best actor and best actress contenders.

It's gonna be twisted.

The film critic is being recognized for his advocacy of independent cinema.

When I spoke to Tegan Quin earlier this year about her and her sister Sara's new album, she promised it'd be more radio-friendly. Judging from "Closer," the first single from the as-yet-untitled set, she wasn't joking.