I love the enduring absurdity of the term, "jumping the shark," and here's the "Happy Days" video clip that started it all.

In addition to the IFC Center, the film opened at imagenation in Harlem.

With the tenacity of a journalist, and the soul of a poet, Kimberly Rivers Roberts reported the truth behind the Katrina disaster, in Carl Deal and Tia Lessin's galvanizing film. Shockingly uplifting while recounting the horrors by nature and government, the film conjures a thirst for the power of community and the grace of God.

In the film's theatrical release, this force can be experienced in the communal spirit of a movie house.

Who is the blonde starlet to watch, with a movie opening this week? No, not ScarJo in "Vicky Cristina Barcelona," but French actress Ludivine Sagnier in Claude Chabrol's "A Girl Cut in Two." Playing up-and-coming television personality Gabrielle Deneige, the magnetic actress tangles with two dangerous men--an older, married author and a younger, wealthy ruffian.

The 29-year-old has accumulated an impressive list of credits with top directors, including a breakout role in Ozon's "Swimming Pool," where she was the sexy counterpoint to Charlotte Rampling's prim Englishwoman, unexpectedly sharing a summer house.