"The Help" tells the stories of a changing America in the 1960s Civil Rights movement through the eyes of black maids working in the South.

Based on Yun Tae-ho’s Internet comic, Moss is a 2010 Hitchcock-type thriller that builds suspense around a mysterious village hiding secrets. Set in the South Korean mountainside, the film blends a father-son tale with a struggle between good and evil. As the son edges closer to the truth about his

Luther is an action-packed drama that takes a piece of ecclesiastical history and puts robust personality to it. The film explores the violence and violent ramifications of Luther’s destruction of world order as known by Western Civilization.

British actress Kristin Scott Thomas takes a bite out of a juicy role in the French drama, Love Crime. Veteran director Alain Corneau‘s taut thriller centers on vicious office politics with Thomas' portrayal of Christine, a cunning executive out to use, ruin and maybe kill her assistant.

Composed like a symphony, The Red Violin (R rated) resonates with heart strings and appeals to aesthetic with an intriguing story about the journeys of a violin, the Red Violin.

A charming and heart touching film for anyone who has grappled with or is grappling with or expects to grapple with love and how heart and mind can work together instead of against each other. I recommend Letters to Juliet, especially for the fun of seeing legendary Vanessa Redgrave.

Combining reality with fairy tale elements, August Rush is a movie about believing in life, in yourself and in the people who love you.

Academy Award level performances bring the Rain Man home with piquancy and sincerity. Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise deliver dynamite performances.

It's another year of presidential elections, and if you believe the rumors, at the end of 2012, we will face an apocalyptic doom. In the movie world, it's a fun way to debate which of our great movie presidents would have best handled a world, or personal, crisis.

Linus Caldwell, the apprentice with moxie in Ocean’s Eleven, played by Oscar winner Matt Damon of The Bourne Identity fame, undergoes a metamorphosis before reappearing in Ocean’s Twelve and Ocean’s Thirteen. Ah. But was the metamorphosis a good change or a bad change?