Kate is a really good first grade teacher with a problem: she drinks. Constantly.

So constantly she loses control of her bowels. So constantly she falls asleep during her sex, or her alcoholic husband does. So constantly that she smokes crack one night in a drunken stupor, and passed out in a garbage dump.

Her drinking has become a problem.

In “Smashed,” Mary Elizabeth Winstead, who plays Kate, offers a surprisingly pure, unadorned portrait of an alcoholic trying to change.

“I was trying to find something that would challenge me,” she said in an interview with TheWrap. “I was getting jealous of other actors who were doing what they believe in, who were not working within a box. I was getting scared of not being a better actor, of not growing and changing.”

Her portrayal of Kate is a major leap forward...

"The Invisible War," a new documentary by filmmaker Kirby Dick, has been the subject of emotional discussion and debate at the Sundance Film Festival where it debuted over the weekend.

The film documents widespread rape within the U.S. military, from the elite Marines to the Navy and Air Force to the Coast Guard.

“We were astounded by the numbers and even more astounded that no film had been made,” Dick told TheWrap.

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