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"Quantum of Solace" may not be as openly clever or as witty as "Casino Royale" but it's far more intelligent and relevant to today's world, and ultimately, that's what makes it a respectable Bond sequel.

Slumdog Millionaire, which is based on the novel Q&A by Indian diplomat/novelist Vikas Swarup, could very well be the closest thing

Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father is a film that nobody should ever feel forced to make,

Mixing bollywood sensibilities with Danny Boyle's clever style of filmmaking, "Slumdog Millionaire" is the type of cinematic revelation that only comes along once or twice a year.

Film Reviews: Simpatico French thriller "The Very Very Big Company" may not be a very very original movie, but its free-spirited tone make it pleasant enough to watch.

Film Reviews: "The House of the Sleeping Beauties" reps the latest attempt to film Yasunari Kawabata's elegantly perverse novella.

Film Reviews: A well-crafted slasher pic with distinct local flavor, the original 2006 "Cold Prey" was a sleeper smash at the Norwegian box office.

Film Reviews: A schoolteacher haunted by memories of the students he lost in the 2004 Boxing Day  tsunami, "Ocean of an Old Man" has insufficient ideas to fill out its running time.

Film Reviews: "A Game for Girls" reps a more than promising start for novice helmer Matteo Rovere and his trio of exceptionally talented first-time thesps.

Film Reviews: South Korean experimentalist Roh Gyeong-tae delivers a decidedly mixed bag with his sophomore outing "Land of Scarecrows." Following his widely praised debut, "The Last Dining Table," this study of three misfits living on the very outer fringes of society contains striking imagery and interesting ideas but fails to connect on primary emotional levels or drive home any meaningful messages.