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Based on the true story of families in Woburn, MA whose children died from polluted well water, 'A Civil Action' remains faithful to the story, but dilutes some of the drama.

As opposite as life and death, the acting abilities of Anthony Hopkins and Brad Pitt come through in this mediocre Rhode Island film.

In 1993,'State of Emergency: Inside the Los Angeles Police Department' must have been shocking, even revelatory. Five years later, it remains powerful, if sadly familiar.

The best thing about 'Monument Ave.' is local boy Denis Leary, but is it enough?

Art dealer Hyman Swetzoff was murdered in Boston in 1968. Thirty years later, his life and still unsolved murder is the subject of the film 'Theme: Murder' directed by his daughter Martha Swetzoff.

Filmmaker Marlene Booth recollects growing up Jewish in Iowa and exposes some of the subtler forms of racism in our country.

Mary Kocol's unique and visually beautiful photo animation film 'My Father's Story' will screen this month on October 17 at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Although at first, the film seems to perpetuate the stereotype of gay men as effeminate, self-absorbed, promiscuous and melodramatic, 'All the Rage' comes out with some meaningful reflections on relationships – gay or not.

Providence filmmakers, the Farrelly brothers stick to wacky comedy as a follow-up to their last hit Dumb and Dumber.