A resentful bigot is won over by his Asian neighbours’ generous ways.

Angelina Jolie’s portrayal of a grief-stricken mother is starkly honest, stripped of vanity and brimming with conviction.

In 1994, newly elected Nelson Mandela sees in the Springboks, South Africa’s national rugby team, a seed of integrative hope.

Director Clint Eastwood teases out the question of what, if anything, becomes of us when we die.

Was the renowned FBI director a paranoid zealot, a diehard patriot, or “a scared, heartless, horrible little man”?

The Four Seasons’ catchy pop is eminently hummable but offstage is plain ho-hum.

Bradley Cooper bulks up to slide inside the sights of real-life shooter Chris Kyle.

Paul Walter Hauser and Kathy Bates walk steadily through the wreckage of Richard Jewell’s undoing.

In this incredible-but-true tale, Clint Eastwood stars as a 90-year-old horticulturalist and deadbeat dad unwittingly recruited as a drug mule for a Mexican cartel.