Subject: Abu Ghraib

• Q&A With Carl Bernstein

  October 11, 2007

• Q&A with Sarah Vowell

  October 15, 2008

• Today's Night & Day featured event: ArgusFest celebrates the season at the Mercury Cafe

  Jason Bosch, sole dynamo behind the weekly ArgusFest human-rights film series, originally planned to screen the Errol Morris documentary Standard Operating Procedure, a stark look at the Abu Ghraib prison scandal, tonight at the Mercury Cafe. But he changed his mind when he decided to also host the fest's annual Fair Trade Holiday Bazaar tonight, as well. Instead, ArgusFest will present What Would Jesus Buy?, a docu-comedy that rips consumerism to shreds, from the 

  December 4, 2008

• Redacted

  With outrage to spare, a fierce Brian De Palma returns to the war zone. Take cover.

  November 29, 2007

• Taxi to the Dark Side

  A methodical look at how and why we torture in Taxi to the Dark Side.

  February 7, 2008

• He'll Be Your Mirror

  Don't blame Michael Haneke if you don't like what you see.

  March 13, 2008

• Drop Boards Not Bombs

  October 2, 2008

• At the Boulder International Fringe Festival, Pedro and the Captain explores the futility of evil

  August 21, 2008

• America's Spinning

  Silver City and Colorado stand out in this season of political intrigue.

  September 9, 2004

• Standard Operating Procedure

  Errol Morris cuts the Abu Ghraib MPs some slack in Standard Operating Procedure.

  May 22, 2008

• The Lieutenant of Inishmore

  March 13, 2008

• Doc Block

  Non-fiction continues its ascent on the screen.

  December 27, 2007

• No End in Sight

  Breaking out of the pack of Iraq war docs, No End in Sight devastates.

  August 23, 2007

• Flick Pick

  June 14, 2007

• Sympathy for the Devil

  Even horny horse whisperers get off in Sundance docs.

  February 1, 2007

• History Lessons

  The story of an '80s anti-apartheid activist carries overtones of the present.

  October 26, 2006

• Print the Legend

  Clint Eastwood strips away the myths surrounding the Greatest Generation.

  October 19, 2006

• All Gave Some

  Sir! No Sir! recounts the GIs who refused to ride the killing machine.

  April 27, 2006

• Listen Up

  Fast reviews of recent releases

  February 23, 2006

• In the Hot Seat

  A misdirected e-mail is a revelation.

  January 19, 2006

• Making History

  Pulitzer Prize-winning photos shine in Capture the Moment.

  September 2, 2004

• Get Up, Stand Up

  I set out to write a story on open-mike nights. But the joke was on me.

  July 15, 2004

• The Whole Truth?

  Inside Al-Jazeera, journalists tell a familiar story unfamiliarly.

  July 1, 2004

• Bring It On

  The Radical Cheerleaders take up pom-poms against their oppressors.

  May 27, 2004

• Critic's Choice

  Karmageddon 2004

  May 20, 2004

• Big Chance

  May 28, 2009

• The verdict is in: The Trial inspires a worthy play in Joseph K

  June 11, 2009

• Ward Churchill to get hero treatment in HBO documentary

  Ward Churchill, in an image from HBO's documentary "Shouting Fire: Stories From the Edge of Free Speech." Shouting Fire: Stories From the Edge of Free Speech, debuts Monday, June 29, on HBO -- and judging by its trailer, Colorado's own Ward Churchill is a significant player in the documentary. The clip features various speakers directly addressing the camera in a studio setting, and after a mention of 9/11, the event that prompted Churchill's controversial essay "On the Justice of Roosting Chic

  June 24, 2009