The following movies will be playing at Sunny Isle Theater on St. Croix.

The third annual Aruba International Film Festival (AIFF) has begun accepting submissions for its 2012 Caribbean Spotlight Series competition.

"Part of the great power of movies is that they can take us perilously close to the life of someone we might otherwise feel perilously far from," say Owen Gleiberman in EW.com, speaking of Precious, the title character in "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire."

Unless you've just crawled out from a mine shaft, you know that Michael Jackson died mysteriously June 25. But, all is not lost: we already have a documentary of the rehearsals for what would have been his comeback tour.

Sunny Isles Theater will showcase award-winning St. Croix filmmaker Johanna Bermúdez-Ruiz's documentary "Sugar Pathways" starting Thursday as part of this month's Hispanic Heritage Month and Virgin Islands-Puerto Rico Friendship celebrations.

Never an auteur of modest ambitions, in "Inglourious Basterds" director Quentin Tarantino  takes on World War II, provoking one critic to label it "Pulp War Fiction." The critics are all over the map.

At a time when the fate of print newspapers is in imminent peril, "State of Play," shows what a crack investigative journalist can do in what critics are calling a riveting state of the art political film, exciting and twisty.

Cane Bay Films LLC will hold the World Premiere of the feature-length documentary film "Sugar Pathways" by writer, producer, director and native U.S. Virgin Islander Johanna Bermúdez-Ruiz.

Virgin Islanders can learn how to use the seven principles of Kwanzaa 365 days a year. The V.I. premiere of the film "The Black Candle: A Kwanzaa Celebration" will be held Nov. 15, on St. Croix.

Do Virgin Islanders really need to worry about global warming? Were Al Gore's predictions in "An Inconvenient Truth" too sensational? You can find some answers by watching the film "The Dimming of the Sun," now scheduled for Nov. 7.