HighwayFilm ReviewsDuring a bus ride from the mountains of eastern Nepal to Kathmandu, the stories of a group of passengers intertwine.Alissa Simon2/11/2012 4:42pm PT
Childish GamesFilm ReviewsThings can get nasty quickly when kids are having fun, and that's just what happens in "Childish Games."Jonathan Holland2/11/2012 3:00pm PT
BarbaraFilm ReviewsPic is a story of love and subterfuge in 1980 East Germany that never quite accelerates into an outright thriller.Justin Chang2/11/2012 12:10pm PT
IndignadosFilm ReviewsGaul-based helmer Tony Gatlif pays earnest but problematic homage to the Outrage/Occupy movement with "Indignados."Leslie Felperin2/11/2012 9:19am PT
Caesar Must DieFilm ReviewsFilmmakers have taken the idea of prison theatricals and fashioned it into an attractive yet only superficially thought-provoking semi-docu.Jay Weissberg2/11/2012 8:56am PT
Winter NomadsFilm Reviews"Winter Nomads" provides a closeup of two people who've chosen to continue the tradition of shepherd-led flock migrations.Jay Weissberg2/11/2012 8:55am PT
Mosquita y MariFilm ReviewsFirst-time writer-director Aurora Guerrero captures the dynamics of friendship between 15-year-old girls.Rob Nelson2/10/2012 4:36pm PT
Slavery by Another NameFilm ReviewsSobering docu describes the involuntary servitude of African-Americans that continued long past the Emancipation Proclamation.Rob Nelson2/10/2012 4:35pm PT
Black's GameFilm ReviewsThis Icelandic crime thriller is a little too indebted to a slew of like-minded gangster movies, from "GoodFellas" to exec producer Nicolas Winding Refn's own original "Pusher" pic.Leslie Felperin2/10/2012 4:24pm PT
A Fierce Green Fire: The Battle for a Living PlanetFilm ReviewsArdently passionate and naturally provocative, this eco-chronicle has the informality of an Occupy encampment, the militancy of anti-whaler Paul Watson and a genuine sense of history.John Anderson2/10/2012 4:23pm PT
The ChefFilm ReviewsPoking fun at the restaurant world, French helmer Daniel Cohen's genial, broadly played comedy dishes up easily digestible laughs.Alissa Simon2/10/2012 4:19pm PT
TodayFilm ReviewsAware of the fact that he will be dead the next day, an apparently healthy Senegalese man says his goodbyes in "Today."Boyd van Hoeij2/10/2012 4:16pm PT
Coming HomeFilm ReviewsAfter being abducted as girl and held prisoner for eight years by a strange man, a young woman tries to adjust to freedom.Leslie Felperin2/10/2012 3:00pm PT
My WayFilm ReviewsPic operates on the notion that indiscriminate action in service of a formulaic script will keep auds clutching their armrests, but the results fail to grip. Jay Weissberg2/10/2012 1:25pm PT
Nuclear NationFilm ReviewsFilm focuses firmly on the evacuees from Futaba, which became ground zero on March 12, 2011. Maggie Lee2/10/2012 1:00pm PT
FormenteraFilm ReviewsThe weather's fabulous but there's nothing new under the sun in "Formentera," the sophomore outing of Teuton helmer Ann-Kristin Reyels ("Hounds"). Boyd van Hoeij2/10/2012 11:40am PT
Family Band: The Cowsills StoryFilm ReviewsPic goes behind the scenes to dig up its share of dirt and family secrets on the flower-power pop band that inspired the fictional "Partridge Family." Dennis Harvey2/10/2012 10:34am PT
Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad YunusFilm ReviewsHolly Mosher's well-shot documentary explains Yunus' system of innovative microcredit loans by following the fortunes of several borrowers in Bangladesh. Ronnie Scheib2/10/2012 8:54am PT
Death RowFilm ReviewsThe critique of capital punishment Werner Herzog initiated with "Into the Abyss" comes to riveting fruition in "Death Row."Justin Chang2/10/2012 7:15am PT
Miners' HymnsFilm ReviewsThe once flourishing, now vanished coal mines of northern England reappear in found-footage maestro Bill Morrison's "Miners' Hymns," a paean to a vanished working-class culture. Ronnie Scheib2/9/2012 10:24pm PT