M.K. Asante Jr. didn’t hear his name called when they announced the Best Documentary at the Pan African Film & Arts Festival. But that doesn’t mean he didn’t win. Read more...

“Mail Order Wife” Directed by Huck Botko and Andrew Gurland First Independent Pictures “Mail Order Wife” starts off as any other inconspicuous documentary. Adrian, a doorman from Queens, gives his testimonial to the camera about receiving his new wife from China. Read more...

I got to violate Andy Roddick. All right, it’s not what you’re thinking, and it had nothing to do with me stalking any tennis court, armed only with a hand full of date-rape pills and a head full of dreams. Read more...

Every once in a while, you feel fatigued or cranky and you don’t know why. Then you realize something is amiss in your diet, and the world makes sense again. Read more...

Unlike the bewildered woman swallowed by the unruly machine of the modern world in the 1928 expressionist drama “Machinal,” director Jonathan Gellert has been making his own in the world. Read more...

“Hostage” Directed by Florent Siri Miramax Films French director Florent Siri’s American debut film “Hostage” is more than just the next big Hollywood crime thriller. Based on the book by Robert Crais, “Hostage” follows Jeff Talley (Bruce Willis), an emotionally scarred former LAPD hostage negotiator, who recently became the clean-cut chief of police in a low-crime community in Ventura. Read more...

“Robots” Directed By Chris Wedge Twentieth Century Fox “Robots” seems to have all the enjoyable elements of a good, light-hearted children’s film, right down to the necessary jokes for the parents and the voice of Robin Williams. Read more...