Arts & Culture

Prescriptions for fixing the U.S. immigration system is likely to be a prominent one in this year’s general election.

At first glance, the polished drama “Summerland” (IFC) would seem to have a charming, if less-than-original, story to tell about the conversion of a lonely, hard-edged eccentric whose crusty ways are altered by the presence of a child.

The film “Jojo Rabbit” and the television series “Madam Secretary” won the top prizes in Signis North America’s annual competition.

Like its predecessors in the popular Nintendo franchise, “Paper Mario: The Origami King” is a fun and wholesome game that can be enjoyed by the entire family

The Catholic producer of the upcoming movie “Words on Bathroom Walls,” is always on the lookout for film scripts that have “a little bit of faith.”

Agrotourism, in particular, helps support local family farms, and visitors can learn a new, less hectic way of life in greater harmony with others and nature, wrote Cardinal Peter Turkson.

At no point in “The Secret: Dare to Dream” (Lionsgate) does the dialogue remotely approach the way anyone speaks in real life.

Author enlightens us by an engaging depiction of the intellectual and philosophical setting of Galileo’s time.