The witty bio-doc "Bill Nye: The Science Guy" is a fast-paced dose of arguments aimed at climate-change deniers.

An intimate look at one of our greatest gay predators, "My Friend Dahmer" opens Friday at the Roxie Theater.

The riveting new documentary "LA 92" arrives Friday in Bay Area theaters.

On its 20th anniversary, the San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (SFTFF) will present its largest program ever.

The 2017 edition of 3rd i Films' San Francisco International South Asian Film Festival: Bollywood and Beyond unspools at the Castro Theatre and New People Cinema.

The 2017 edition of New Italian Cinema continues Thurs.-Sun., Nov. 9-12, at San Francisco's Vogue Theatre.

Now 94 years old and confined to a wheelchair, Rose Marie is ready for her next job.

The 2017 Palme d'Or at Cannes is a must-see for aesthetes who have lost faith in the power of art to surprise.

Two queer-themed films will be included in "Superfest: The International Disability Film Festival" this weekend.

The heart has its reasons that Reason fails to comprehend, at least that's what the French say.

The Castro Theatre performs its role as both a showcase for classic film and a neat place to catch today's award-season cinema.

"Novitiate" (opening Friday) is that rare new film that can inspire both a shock of recognition and a feeling of deja vu.

Todd Haynes' high-reaching ode to youthful dreams and disappointments "Wonderstruck" comes to us from New Jersey-born designer-illustrator-author Brian Selznick's popular 2011 book.

Rats are everywhere, just like people. They want what we want: warmth, shelter, food, family.