Graham Greene

Finally, Hitting the "Reset" Button

Early thaw

Hope is renewed for four downtown housing projects

Soul Power

The city's future is in the hooves of a winged horse--and in the New Age musings of the Dallas Institute of Humanities.

Events for the week

The city's future is in the hooves of a winged horse--and in the New Age musings of the Dallas Institute of Humanities.

Wonderful World

Even a literary barbarian can find love in Dan Ireland's Whole Wide World

Love stings

Graham Greene's tragic romance is an Affair to remember

Smiles to Go

Felicity Huffman is desperately engaging in an off-kilter road movie

Good Clean Smut

Felicity Huffman is desperately engaging in an off-kilter road movie

Smiles to Go

Felicity Huffman is desperately engaging in an off-kilter road movie

A Few Dollars Left

Eastwood's latest Baby proves he's still a money player

Terror Firmer

In The Dancer Upstairs, Bardem is the quiet amid the violence

Quiet Strength

Love it or hate it, few will be able to look away from Phillip Noyce's provocative Greene adaptation

Skins Deep

In his second feature, Native American filmmaker Chris Eyre goes further beneath the surface

The Spirits Move Them

Followers of Cao Dai, a Vietnamese sect with frail tendrils in Dallas, say their time has come to spread the word. Just ask Victor Hugo.

Gal Pals

Lost and Delirious takes its advice-column message way too seriously

Locked In

Trinity Works says it helps poor people find housing and jobs. But an Observer investigation reveals questionable policies that do little except ensure its clients never leave.

Critics' Picks

Warren Zevon

The pardon

Death row is a beautiful, brutal place along The Green Mile

House of mirrors

Ral Ruiz's stylish thriller gamely upends narrative conventions

Expo Park and Deep Ellum Residents Made It Very Clear How They Feel About Low-Income Housing Development

Photos by Daniel RodrigueKen Maxwell of the Exposition Park Association, behind the podium, was among last night's speakers.​Last night, at that public hearing we previewed about yesterday, the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs heard feedback on some applications for Competitive H ... More >>

Developer, First Presby Pastor Answer Questions About Low-Income Housing Development Planned for Expo Park

What the proposed low-income housing development in Expo Park would look like, from docs submitted to the state​On Tuesday night, during the public hearing organized by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs, developer Graham Greene sat in the audience quietly watching as 50 Deep El ... More >>

Brighton Rock: Cruel Obsession

Graham Greene adaptation undercuts its own power.