Film

While the concept of faith is never addressed in “Handsome Harry,” the entire film is built on it.

How films can initiate the spectator into a world of transcendence.

Though it may scare you at times, the film “The Eclipse” ultimately bestows a sense of tranquility.

“The Art of the Steal” presents a convincing case to keep the Barnes Foundation in suburban Philadelphia.

“The White Ribbon” is a bracing argument for the ubiquity of sin. But it has little to say about redemption.

After watching “Avatar,” our critic was grateful for the 25-minute walk home and a chance to calm down.

“Extraordinary Measures” illustrates the deep divide between rhetoric and reality for families caring for children with special needs.

Like Charles Darwin, the film “Creation” seems inclined to think that God and evolution can co-exist.

In “An Education” Jenny is a bright sixteen-year-old who feels trapped in her early-1960s English town.

“Up in the Air” is a heady mix of social drama, dark comedy and, figuratively speaking, mile-high romance.