Genres

Films have a point of view and a theme. Sometimes, the best way to convey a viewpoint is with humor. Really, no joke.

This is a strange entry in Anthony Hopkins' distinguished filmography. But we do get to hear him play piano at least.

Here we go again. Another mind-numbing 'Wizarding World' adventure that attempts to continuing milking the already-dry Harry Potter cash cow. Sans Johnny Depp.

This oddly flat sci-fi genre-bender explores issues of identity after Sarah, played by Karen Gillan, has herself cloned.

Homelessness is a crisis. The film 'Beyond Homeless: Finding Hope' examines multiple approaches to helping unhoused people.

Clarence Thomas exemplifies the American dream. Born into poverty, abandoned by his father, through hard work and dedication, he rose to one of the highest offices in the land.

'Endangered' is a documentary about the fragility of press freedom in democracies which are shifting toward dictatorships.

Two horror films turn the genre upside down and tweak gender stereotypes in the service of horror.

Through the testimony of a Ukrainian soldier, a documentary blows the whistle on Putin's long-range plans to invade Ukraine.

'We Might as Well be Dead' focuses on a dystopian world in a Tower community that lives by strict rules and evicts those who violate them