'American Casino' -- Documentary looks at how the greed of Wall Street led to the mortgage crisis and the effect it had on working-class Americans. Directed by Leslie Cockburn. (1:29) NR 'Amreeka' -- The pointed, emotional story of a divorced Palestinian woman and her son who immigrate to the U.S. just after the invasion of Iraq, 'Amreeka' brings a keen eye as well as a feeling for affectionate human comedy to a fraught situation, avoiding both stridency and sentimentality in the process. (1:37) PG-13. 'Art and Copy' -- Filmmaker Doug Pray looks at some of the most influential advertising figures of our time -- artists and writers who all brought a surprisingly rebellious spirit to their work in a business more often associated with mediocrity or manipulation: George Lois, Mary Wells, Dan Wieden, Lee Clow, Hal Riney and others were responsible for 'Just Do It,' 'I Love NY,' 'Where's the Beef?,' 'Got Milk?,' 'Think Different' and other campaigns for everything from cars to presidents. Directed by Pray. (1:30) Unrated. 'Beyond a Reasonable Doubt' -- In this remake, an ambitious journalist frames himself for murder to catch a corrupt prosecutor. With Jesse Metcalfe, Amber Tamblyn and Michael Douglas. From an original screenplay by Douglas Morrow. Written and directed by Peter Hyams. (1:45) PG-13. 'Big Fan' -- A hard-core New York Giants football fan struggles to deal with the consequences when he is beaten up by his favorite player. With Patton Oswalt, Michael Rapaport and Kevin Corrigan. Written and directed by Robert Siegel. (1:28) R. 'Bright Star' -- A drama focused on the last few years in the life of poet John Keats, as seen through the eyes of his lover, Fanny Brawne. With Abbie Cornish, Ben Whishaw and Paul Schneider. Directed by Jane Campion. (1:59) PG 'The Burning Plain' -- A woman on the edge takes an emotional journey back to the defining moment of her life, connecting her to similar disparate characters. With Charlize Theron and Kim Basinger. Written and directed by Guillermo Arriaga. (1:51) R 'Confessions of a Ex-Doofus-ItchyFooted Mutha' -- Melvin Van Peebles -- filmmaker, playwright, composer, crooner, ladies' man, and living legend -- returns to the screen with this picaresque yarn about a boy from Chicago who wants to see the world and get rich but discovers that all he needs is the love of a good woman. Written and directed by Van Peebles, based on his 1982 Broadway show 'Waltz of the Stork.' (1:39) Unrated. 'Crude' -- An inside look at the $27-billion 'Amazon Chernobyl' case -- the largest oil-related environmental lawsuit in global history. Directed by Joe Berlinger. (1:45) NR 'Dil Bole Hadippa!' (My Heart Goes Hurray!) -- A love triangle between members of a cricket team. With Rani Mukherjee, Shahid Kapoor, and Anupam Kher. Directed by Anurag Singh. In Hindi with English subtitles. (2:28) Not rated. 'The Headless Woman' -- A mysterious and intriguing tale of a woman who may have killed someone or something while driving on a dirt road. As she tries to piece together what happened, her husband systematically tries to erase her tracks. With Maria Onetto. Directed by Lucrecia Martel. (1:27) Unrated. 'The Horse Boy' -- The Isaacson family journeys to Outer Mongolia in search of ways to help their autistic son. Directed by Michel Orion Scott. (1:34) Unrated. 'Laila's Birthday' -- A Palestinian judge-turned-taxi driver tries to navigate the political and social hassles as he's trying to find a cake and gift for his daughter's birthday. Written and directed by Rashid Masharawi. (1:12) Not rated. 'Loren Cass' -- Three adolescents awaken in St. Petersburg, Fla., a 'dirty, dirty town by a dirty, dirty sea.' It's 1997, and the city is plagued by uprisings on the south side of the city after a young black motorist is gunned down by a white police officer. Written and directed by Chris Fuller. (1:23) Unrated. 'No Impact Man' -- Author and self-proclaimed environmentalist Colin Beavan vows to make zero environmental impact for one year -- no more automated transportation, no more electricity, no more nonlocal food, no more material consumption. Then his wife and their young toddler enter the fray. Directed by Laura Gabbert and Justin Schein. (1:30) Unrated. 'The Other Man' -- When a man discovers his wife is seeing another man he tracks him down and forms an unusual friendship. Starring Liam Neeson, Laura Linney and Antonio Banderas. Directed by Richard Eyre. (1:29) Unrated. 'Paris' -- While awaiting a heart transplant, a professional dancer reflects on his life as his sister and her kids move in to help. With Juliet Binoche, Romain Duris. In French. Written and directed by Cedric Klapisch. (2:04) R 'The September Issue' -- An intimate, funny, behind-the-scenes look at the secret workings behind Vogue Editor Anna Wintour and her team of editors as they create the must-have Bible of fashion, the September issue of Vogue. Directed by R.J. Cutler. (1:28) PG-13. 'Still Walking' -- The new film by Hirokazu Kore-eda, writer-director of the exceptional 'After Life,' works in mysterious ways. It will strongly move you but you won't be able to say exactly why. It illuminates 24 hours in the life of a Japanese family, and though on one level not much is happening, by the end everything is revealed. Written and directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda. (1:54) Unrated. 'This Beautiful City' -- In the heart of Toronto's West End, a neighborhood comprising artists, derelicts and the nouveau riche and teetering on the cusp of change, five people become connected after a woman plummets from the balcony of her condo and is discovered by a drug-addicted prostitute, her newly clean boyfriend and a cop. With Aaron Poole and Kristin Booth. Written and directed by Ed Gass-Donnelly. (1:25) Unrated. 'Walt and El Grupo' -- A documentary highlighting the untold adventures of Walt Disney's 1941 South American goodwill tour. Written and directed by Theodore Thomas. (1:44) PG. 'West of Brooklyn' -- A Italian-American man named Sebi relocates to Los Angeles, meeting a woman and a mentor who will help him find his way. With Ronnie Marmo, Natalia Livingston and Joe Mantegna. Written by Marmo. Directed by Danny Cistone. (1:37) Unrated. 'White on Rice' -- The comedic story of a misguided 40-year-old divorcee trying to navigate his way through a new life in America. With Hiroshi Watanabe, James Kyson Lee, Mio Takada and Lynn Chen. Written and directed by David Boyle. (1:25) PG-13. 'You, the Living' -- Humanity's disappointments and failures as seen through 50 sketches. Written and directed by Roy Andersson. In Swedish with English subtitles. (1:35) Not rated. 