Buck Henry

Toronto International Film Festival: Day 3

It's a jungle out there

"The Dead Monkey" gets stranded on its strangeness; "Happy Birthday" should never be sung in a theater

Back ... and Loving It

Get Smart redux is a rare device: A TV remake for the big screen that works on its own terms.

Cellar Beware

Get Smart redux is a rare device: A TV remake for the big screen that works on its own terms.

The Thrill of 'The Hunting Party'

Two hardened journalists and a newbie go after a war criminal in this dark and dirty winner

Like Pigs to Slaughter

Cast of old men in leather pants on the road to nowhere good

The Flunk-Out

Rumor Has It ... this Graduate tribute deserves no honors

Big Fun, Even Small

New releases available this week

That Was the Wit That Was

Decades after he left the stage to teach math in Santa Cruz, the voice of legendary satirist Tom Lehrer still echoes

Silver Mining

Digging for the genuine article at the Telluride Film Festival's 25th anniversary celebration

Second Time Around

Digging for the genuine article at the Telluride Film Festival's 25th anniversary celebration

All Booked Up

Itzhak Volansky insists he isn't much interested in books, or the bookstore he owns. That disinterest is one reason McDonald's Books has become an enormous, wonderful, disordered phantasmagoria that attracts a wonderfully eccentric clientele. And who real

Reel World

Itzhak Volansky insists he isn't much interested in books, or the bookstore he owns. That disinterest is one reason McDonald's Books has become an enormous, wonderful, disordered phantasmagoria that attracts a wonderfully eccentric clientele. And who real

Mother

Itzhak Volansky insists he isn't much interested in books, or the bookstore he owns. That disinterest is one reason McDonald's Books has become an enormous, wonderful, disordered phantasmagoria that attracts a wonderfully eccentric clientele. And who real

"It Came from Kuchar" documents amateurs for life

Itzhak Volansky insists he isn't much interested in books, or the bookstore he owns. That disinterest is one reason McDonald's Books has become an enormous, wonderful, disordered phantasmagoria that attracts a wonderfully eccentric clientele. And who real