Spike Lee

Steven Soderbergh and Scott Z. Burn on Side Effects, Their Latest Collaboration

10 films to watch in 2013

From horror and documentaries to indies and comedies, this year will be big in film

Summer movie preview

A look ahead at the season's hottest films

Teenage Moods, Portland Cello Project, and more

D.L. Hughley

Twin cities arts buzz: Meet the creatives and their productions

Twin cities arts buzz: Meet the creatives and their productions

Inside: Jungle Theater, Trylon microcinema, Chris Baker, and Solo 1x2

Flicks to Pick

A guide for taking the guesswork out of MSPIFF

A Perfect Tank Job and Random Happenings

Tuesday audio: James Baldwin and Malcolm X

U2, DJ Spooky remix race and the American South

The Sound Unseen Festival, Oct. 7-16

My Summer of Love

Minnesota filmmakers remember the warm-weather flicks that got them hot (or bothered)

Confessions Of A Psycho-Critic

Reeling from holiday fare, a movie reviewer goes head to head with his id

It's just the beat of time, the beat that must go on

De La Soul: Our Crew Could Be Your Life

Found In Transition

Nomad Steven Foley travels far with a film about wanderlust

I'm With Stupid

Punch and Judy's grandparents; Lincoln and Booth meet again

Sweet Smell of Cosmopolis

The new 'People I Know' is so old-fashioned it's already gone

Bidding Adu

Twin Cities filmmaker Ayesha Adu does dogme without didacticism

Magnificent Obsession

Todd Haynes brings his love for Douglas Sirk to 'Far From Heaven'

Mann vs. Machine

Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go

A New Compilation Rouses D.C.'s Funk Scene

Movie Matters

After September 11: Projecting the future of entertainment at the New York Film Festival

What a Feeling

An Oak Street retrospective pulls us back to the flashy days of Eighties cinema

The Most Dangerous Game Show

Series 7 dares to make us care about reality TV

History Lessens

Pearl Harbor is a Bay that will live in infamy

A Clockwork Purple

How Prince's revolution was won--and where it got him

Dennis Perrin: American Fan

Starting Over Fresh

Moshen Makhmalbaf's euphoric cinema reaffirms the basic beauty of life

Newton's Laws

A one-man show captures the complications Huey P. Newton faced in trying to walk like a Panther

Milwaukee's Finest

Coming Out at a Theater Near You

How Jenni Olson founded a film festival--and became a queer cinema impresario in the process

Over There

While American critics script eulogies for foreign film, this year's festival at Cannes suggests that reports of its death are an exaggeration

Bustin' Loose

Reeling In the Mpls./St. Paul International Film Festival

Ninety-three films, three projectors, and the whole wide world

Void Processing

The realities of life after Marbury

Deeper Roots

Underappreciated hip hoppers the Roots put their sound together on the new album Things Fall Apart

Freeze Frame

Forget Fargo and A Simple Plan: A quarter-century ago, The Heartbreak Kid had Minnesota down cold

The Last Picture Show

Movie theaters used to have majestic screens, rocking chairs, and real butter. Some still do.

Public Enemy #6

Who da man? Duh, The Man: PE takes aim at white male corporate oppression

Raiders of the Lost Art

Has the artsyplex boom housebroken the independent film? A partisan's manifesto.

Big Deal Meal

Meetings at the Border

John Sayles's Lone Star is a soap opera of substance.

The State of the Movies

Hollywood 1996: Things are changing, and it's all the same.

Never Set In Stone