His new bid for seriousness doesn’t add up. Among the problems: Joel Schumacher.

You’ll never see an Oscar nod for Katsuhito Ishii, the brilliantly unbridled Japanese director of The Taste of Tea, opening February 23 at the ImaginAsian.

A random survey of weekend cinéastes at the Union Square Regal multiplex.

New on DVD this week: Performance, Marie Antoinette, The Departed, Infernal Affairs Trilogy, Half Nelson, Infamous, The Bicycle Thieves. Our Pick: Paul Robeson: Portraits of the Artist.

After breaking up with a Stroke, Drew Barrymore still believes in happy endings. Isn’t that sweet? Actually, yes.

'Music & Lyrics' actress defends old-fashioned romance.

Days of Glory smartly salutes the Algerians who fought for France, which didn’t return the favor.

An indie film’s got to have a gimmick, and American Standard’s is this: All scenes of the still-looking-for-a-distributor romantic comedy were shot in New York bathrooms.

He wanted to act like Dylan.