Breaking Out of the Pack of Iraq War Docs, 'No End in Sight' Devastates.

The 'Transformers' premiere party runs out of gas

Even with the Mac kid at his side, John McClane is just...old

The Oscar-winning filmmaker weighs in on America's health care system

Mauritanian director Abderrahmane Sissako offers his testimony

'Paprika' dreams a little crazy dream

Hostel Part II writer-director Eli Roth on opening opposite George Clooney and making a "feminist horror film"

Dan Klores' rosy portrait of abuser-victim "love" is some kind of nutty

The Coen brothers, Gus Van Sant, Michael Moore, and Leonardo DiCaprio colonized screens at the French film fest

The director of 'The Exorcist' can still deliver the creeps, even on a budget

Joel and Ethan return to 'Fargo' form with 'No Country for Old Men'

Even perverts need a 'Guide'

Dogme vet Susanne Bier takes a new vow with 'After the Wedding'

Even Larry Flynt looked cuddly at Durham's doc fest

Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival

Al Milgrom celebrated his inaugural film festival by going to jail. It hasn't gotten any easier.

Mike White's directorial debut makes nice while slyly nipping at Suburban America

'God Grew Tired' exhausts one's patience with Africa chic

Movie mogul taps into his inner child for 'Mimzy'

Julien Temple's 'Glastonbury' is all a blur

God-fearing black man tames slutty white girl as Brewer's South rises again

A stasi snoop is the hero of 'Lives of Others'

James Longley's 'Iraq' renders the war zone as a land of hope and dreams

With 'Abu Ghraib,' RFK's daughter campaigns for American accountability in war

Opposition is a commodity in Sundance docs

Even horny horse whisperers get off in Sundance docs

Notes on cinephilia and other dearly departed pleasures of the year in film