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Can a poor black guy with no education, who happens to be “good with numbers and people,” fulfill his dreams of becoming a successful stock broker?

Character and setting – sensitively drawn – permit this important “little film” to make big points about a personal transformation and a social travesty.

“Staying Alive” takes on new meaning when you’re on the road with this troupe of unusual performers.

"Smart People" is a dark comedy that manages to shine once in a while.

An intimate, upper class family drama is played against a vivid panorama of Great Britain during the Second World War.

The Rolling Stones light it up and Scorsese captures it all.