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Scarlett Johanssen and Penelope Cruz star in Woody Allen's latest award-winning effort.

Having spent the last few decades providing variations on the same tales of neurotic love and romance, Woody Allen heads to Spain for a newer twist on the same theme.

Javier Bardem headlines a stellar cast in Mike Newell's adaptation of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's acclalmed romance novel.

Mannered performances and Mike Newell's heavy-handed direction lack the subtlety of magical realism.

Stealing 2 million dollars is no easy task for Llewelyn (Josh Brolin) in the Cohen Brothers latest film. Especially when it belongs to Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem).

Take a look at the upcoming and much talked about films from 2008's biggest Oscar Winners. List includes Javier Bardem, Marion Cotillard, and the Coen Brothers.

In the March 2008 issue, "Vanity Fair" ambitiously honors Alfred Hitchcock with dazzling photos of today's hottest stars reenacting iconic scenes from his classic films.

"No Country for Old Men" wins Best Picture in bumpy but fresh post-strike awards show.

Woody Allen's latest movie improves on his last collaboration with Scarlett Johansson, but is marred by excessive voice-over narration.

Woody Allen's latest theatrical release centers on the tempestuous summer trip of two American women who explore Barcelona and themselves.

Javier Bardem, Josh Brolin, and Tommy Lee Jones star in the tensest, most exciting drama all year; gripping suspense, grim fates and fear drive a simple story.

Despite impeccable performances and direction, this hyper-violent drama can't overcome the moral vacuum it wallows in.

Awards season is in full swing now that The Golden Globes have been handed out, so just who won, who lost, and what could that possibly mean come Oscar time?

Laura (Belen Rueda ) discovers that Simon's (Roger Princep) imaginary friends are very real, and they are playing for keeps.

Brad Pitt takes video game idea to the Big Screen; UK Celebrity reality TV series becomes an interactive game

The Oscar's telecast was a bit disappointing, with few laughs and little excitement. Plus, there was an American shut-out in the main acting categories.

"Atonement," "Juno," "Michael Clayton," "No Country for Old Men," "There Will Be Blood": A side-by-side, head-to-head look at strengths and weaknesses.

Over the past decade, the number of gay roles nominated for Golden Globes has skyrocketed, with straight actors consistently winning for portrayals of gay characters.

Add a touch of Hispanic heritage and passion to any wedding ceremony by incorporating one or more of these wedding traditions from Latin American countries.

In the past decade, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has rewarded an increasing number of actors for playing LGBT characters, and several have won Oscars.

Ballerina, The Girl Cut in Two, 7 Years and Goya's Ghosts films come from France, Spain and Italy. These are some of the best European movies at VIFF.

Cotillard has won the 2007 Best Actress Golden Globe for her portrayal of Edith Piaf, and she's been nominated for an Oscar, SAG and BAFTA. Can she win the Academy Award?

Fashion With Compassion is the theme of this year's White Cashmere Collection, which brings together couture and the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.

Cool as ice, magnetic and almost unstoppable, these cinematic bad guys were totally lacking in the compassion department. Some were human and others were not.

Inglourious Basterds, Quentin Tarantino's World War II-based action film starring Brad Pitt, is about as historically and literally accurate as the Bible.