Justin Chang

After "Page One: Inside the New York Times," filmmaker Andrew Rossi continues his roving inquiry into the crises and changes that have rocked America's most respected institutions in "Ivory Tower."...

Toward the end of his documentary "Supermensch," actor-turned-filmmaker Mike Myers notes, "Shep Gordon is the nicest person I've ever met, hands down" -- a slightly redundant declaration by that point,...

Mixing one part good-natured mockery to two parts affectionate '80s nostalgia, with a dash of Pixy Stix powder for good measure, "Ping Pong Summer" is a sweetly amusing ode to...

The cause of death would appear to be visual-effects overkill in the case of "Rigor Mortis," a flashy, incoherent and virtually scare-free Hong Kong horror exercise that marks the directing...

With its unblinking focus on young American soldiers sent to fight a seemingly inexhaustible enemy on its home turf, Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington's "Restrepo" was one of the more...

The tumultuous recent history of the Ivory Coast is refracted through the ever-shifting identity of the title character in "Run," an impressive if not fully realized first feature from French-Ivorian...

The story of a woman and her young son fleeing from an abusive husband and father is told simply and skillfully in "Refugiado," a well-acted and steadily absorbing realist drama...

The jury of the 67th annual Cannes Film Festival handed out its awards on Saturday night. Jane Campion served as president of the jury, which also included Willem Dafoe, Carole...

CANNES -- " Winter Sleep ," Nuri Bilge Ceylan's sprawling, character-rich portrait of a self-absorbed Anatolian hotelier and his uneasy relationships with those around him, won the Palme d'Or at...

JUSTIN CHANG: Shortly after the Cannes Film Festival lineup was unveiled more than a month ago, I cautioned festival-goers against jumping to the conclusion that this year's slate would be...