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"Breaking Silence" does a lot right, but it gets clunky when it tries to get creative.

Carey Mulligan plays one half of a musical duo in the British comedy.

The actor makes a shrewd Broadway debut as Edward R. Murrow in a handsome adaptation of the 2005 film.

"Art for Everybody" is a smart, buzzy film. But its effort to reframe a savvy peddler of kitsch is all too familiar.

A documentary looks at the demonstrations that roiled the campus of the New York university last spring.

Celebrate cherry blossoms with music, fireworks and a bike ride; dress up for D.C.'s biggest comic con; or take your dog to Alexandria for two days of fun.

"Donkey Kong Bananza" and "Mario Kart World" were easily the best and most exciting games in hands-on play with the Switch 2 this week.

Naomi Watts shares the spotlight with a Great Dane in this sweet, smart, very New York tale of grief and companionship.

The blocky world of the hit "Minecraft" game comes alive in a film that's anything but meditative and serene.

Writer-directors Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden serve up a midnight movie mash-up made with lots of love and not enough grit.