Ra-Tim-Bum Castle

Nino, a 300-year-old wizard who looks like a boy, lives in an old castle with his witch aunt Morgana and warlock uncle Victor, but he longs to be like other children. more...

• by Joshua Katzman

Raajneeti (NR)

Prakash Jha directed this drama about Indian politics and elections. more...

• Tags: Drama

Raami

Music from Uzeyir Hajibeyov's opera Asli and Karam, a tragic love story drawn from an Azerbaijani folktale, frames the contemporary action of this Iranian feature by Babak Shirinsefat. more...

• by Joshua Katzman

Rab Ne Bana De Jodi

Aditya Chopra directed this Bollywood film starring Shahrukh Khan. more...

The Rabbi's Cat

Before expanding into a desert adventure story, this French animation is a lovely, low-key piece of magic realism set in the Jewish community of Algiers during the 1920s. more...

• by Ben Sachs
• Tags: Animation, Fantasy

Rabbit a la Berlin and The Invisible Frame

Each of these short documentaries takes an indirect, fanciful approach to the ugly history of the Berlin Wall. more...

• by Ben Sachs
• Tags: Documentary, Program

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Rabbit Hole (PG-13)

Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart star as a husband and wife inconsolable after the death of their young son. more...

• by J.R. Jones
• Tags: Drama

Rabbit in the Moon

This documentary about the internment of more than 120,000 Japanese-Americans during World War II is less revisionist history than poetic memoir. more...

• by Ted Shen

Rabbit on the Moon

Jorge Ramirez-Suarez directed this 2004 Mexican feature about a couple at the mercy of government and police corruption. more...

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Rabbit-Proof Fence

An Australian “western” with epic sweep directed by Phillip Noyce and dealing with the “stolen generation” of aboriginal children who were torn from their families by misguided state functionaries. more...

• by Jonathan Rosenbaum

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Rabia (NR)

A construction worker (Gustavo Sánchez Parra) and a live-in maid (Martina García) find love in each other's arms and a remedy for homesickness too—they're both Colombian guest workers in Spain. more...

• by Cliff Doerksen
• Tags: Romance, Thriller

La Rabia

With its opening disclaimer—“The animals in this film lived and died as they normally would”—this Argentinean drama about the brutality of life on the pampas signals that it's not for the squeamish. more...

• by Joshua Katzman

Rabid

Porn queen Marilyn Chambers in an aggressive little horror movie from Canada. more...

• by Dave Kehr

Rabid Grannies

Two grandmothers turn into flesh-eating monsters in this 1988 French shocker by Emmanuel Kervyn. more...

Rabies

Touted as the first Israeli horror film, this debut feature from writer-directors Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado is hardly horrifying, though it seems promising at first. more...

• by Asher Klein
• Tags: Drama, Horror