Hold on to your real estate, your daughters, and your organs: this week's best new world and independent DVDs prominently feature thieves, poachers, cheats, and kleptomaniacs. Jennifer Connelly loses her ... Read More

Far and away the best film showing at last year's New York Film Festival, Lars Von Trier's controversial masterpiece "Dogville" finally opens nationwide. Nicole Kidman leads the illustrious cast including ... Read More

Spies, crooks, Nazis, divas, politicians and nuclear scientists circle one another in Jean-Paul Rappeneau's romantic wartime comedy "Bon Voyage." Isabelle Adjani, Gerard Depardieu and Virginie Ledoyen lead the star-studded ensemble ... Read More

Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet, and Kirsten Dunst enter screenwriter Charlie Kaufman's latest metaphysical mystery in Michael Gondry's twisted "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." Hearts are broken, memories are wiped, ... Read More

Just in time for St. Patrick's day, "Veronica Guerin" and "The Commitments" hit DVD. If Cate Blanchett's muckraking journalist and Alan Parker's ragtag band of lovable Irish Soul musicians don't ... Read More

In Lone Scherfig's second film, a suicidal Scot and his brother run a book store, fall in love, and try to stay alive. As in "Italian for Beginners," Scherfig deftly ... Read More

From the queen of independent tragedy ("The Sweet Hereafter") to Hollywood zombie killer: Sarah Polley tries on a new genre in "Dawn Of The Dead."

Comedy and history lesson rolled into one, the biggest hit from Germany since "Run, Lola, Run" is a thoughtful and hilarious film about the effects of Reunification on one East ... Read More

Now in its ninth year, the Film Society of Lincoln Center's Rendez-Vous with French Cinema begins today. Until March 21, fifteen new films will delight Francophiles at the Walter Reade ... Read More

The troubles of the working class, animals killed for sport, zombies and the Holocaust: it's a dark week for DVD releases when a Mike Leigh box set, Delphine Gleize's "Carnage," ... Read More

Paul Bettany and Willem Dafoe step in the medieval footsteps of Sean Connery in this 14th-century murder mystery about a troupe of travelling actors who confront a leering French villian. ... Read More

Be prepared for a strange cinematic experience. Featuring a soundtrack that varies from Debussy to DJ Shadow, narration by Ian Holm, and portraits of serial window breakers and gun ... Read More

Every year, 30,000 people congregate in Nevada's Black Rock Desert to create art, party down, find themselves, and set fire to a gigantic human effigy. Last year, Unesu Lee and ... Read More