Film Festival

'Sonita' follows the beats of a traditional success story, but its director's self-interests threaten to overpower the entire film.

Penny Lane's documentary 'NUTS!' is deceitful for all the wrong reasons.

A pinball wizard tries to overcome personal hurdles in this one-sided documentary.

There's a story to be told about the golden age of burlesque. This film isn't that story.

One reporter's curiosity about a strange internet video leads to a series of unbelievable discoveries in this engrossing documentary.

'My Blind Brother' is mostly amusing and its performances are strong, however, the tone remains unwavering until the film’s ending: lightly comedic, but unrelentingly self-serious.

History, journalism, and storytelling converge in a marvelous doc that heralds the most unappreciated section of the newspaper.

The Measure Of A Man is one of the most depressing films of the year, featuring a brilliant performance by Vincent Lindon.

AMC's new comic-adapted series, 'Preacher', premieres in May and the first episode has us frothing at the mouth.

An evocative and mysterious coming-of-age tale, 'The Fits' is the textbook definition of a promising debut.

A great premise is all 'Neither Heaven Nor Earth' has to offer.

Celia Rowlson-Hall's gorgeous experimental film may be too surreal and confusing for the average viewer.

The Berlin Film Festival came to a close this weekend when jury president Meryl Streep announced the winners with her fellow jury members. Here are the winners plus our...

Alex Gibney’s excellent new documentary, 'Zero Days', is infused with a sense of urgency, relevance, and terrifying propinquity.