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Students use participatory democracy to rescue their small, private liberal arts college in Amy Goldstein’s compelling new documentary.

A new documentary recounts Representative Jamie Raskin’s advocacy on behalf of U.S. democracy.

Writer/director Pawo Choyning Dorji’s heartfelt Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom will charm the pants off of you—or, rather, the robes off of you. This captivating 110-minute feature was shot mostly in the hard-to-get-to Kingdom of Bhutan, a Buddhist nation of less than 1 million inhabitants strad...

A look at the political highlights and meanings of the late actor’s screen career.

Throughout her nearly 100 years of life, the beloved actor stood up for racial equity, gender justice, and animal rights.

There are two top things about my profession. For me personally, a great benefit is being able to cover in person and even have access to great newsmakers whom I’d probably never have the opportunity to meet and even talk to if I weren’t a journalist.

There are two top things about my profession. For me personally, a great benefit is being able to cover in person and even have access to great newsmakers whom I’d probably never have the opportunity to meet and even talk to if I weren’t a journalist.

The new PBS documentary “Earth Emergency” is essential viewing for anyone who wants to understand extreme weather’s causes and what can be done about it.

In his first movie musical, Steven Spielberg merges entertainment with high art to speak out against hatred and divisiveness.

LOS ANGELES—My favorite film at AFI this year was The Real Charlie Chaplin, codirected by Peter Middleton and James Spinney, who co-wrote the almost 2-hour biopic with Oliver Kindeberg.