Documentary finds contemporary echoes in FBI’s persecution of Martin Luther King Jr.

‘The Dig’ is a movie about archaeology, but it’s also a lovely meditation on what lasts

With sophistication and restraint, ‘My Little Sister’ tells an engrossing tale of sibling love

‘Pieces of a Woman’ is an acting showcase, but not much of a movie

Strong performances by Vanessa Kirby and Shia LaBeouf aren't enough to save this marital drama.

World War II’s less-famous fascist

History rates Mussolini a buffoon, reserving its opprobrium for Hitler. In 'Mussolini's War, Gooch gives Mussolini more 'credit.'

Art review: True to form, June Fitzpatrick puts together wide-ranging show

The retired gallery owner is curating of a pair of pop-up exhibitions for Mayo Street Arts.

Irrefutable and overwhelming absence in poet Deborah Cummins’ latest collection

Many of the 43 poems in 'Until They Catch Fire" are responses to the death of her brother and her mother.

Movie adaptation of ‘The White Tiger’ is social commentary with real teeth

The haves-vs.-haves-not tale, though set in a country known for its caste system, could apply anywhere.

An abused woman finds ‘Herself’ in this cinematic parable of empowerment

Though the film is sometimes trite and predictable, it's elevated by a strong cast.

The astounding brilliance and abiding joy of Mozart

In 'Mozart: The Reign of Love,' Jan Swafford persuasively argues that Mozart was not the tragic figure he's usually portrayed as.