Wordplay

Whatever the documentary's flaws, the filmmakers should be saluted for giving us a rare glimpse of life in these trenches. Full Review

Creadon and his editor, Douglas Blush, add verve to an otherwise talky exercise by cutting Wordplay as if it were a puzzle itself, with Across and Down camera moves and blocks of black space. A visual pun altogether worthy of those being filled in on screen. Full Review

If it's challenges you're after, forget cracking "The Da Vinci Code." Wordplay captures the exhilaration that comes from navigating the ins and outs of complex puzzles. Full Review

While puzzles are not most peoples' lives, they are truly an essential part. Wordplay goes up/down and across on the varied reasons why more than 50 million Americans do a crossword puzzle every week. Full Review

What's an eight-letter word for a non-fiction feature that is witty, wise and wonderful? "Wordplay." Full Review