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A spirited tribute to a legendary singer so full of love she can't hold it in.
A modern whodunit is immensely entertaining and surprisingly sweet.
The Raid: Redemption could be seen as a slaughterhouse more than an action movie. Calling the plot and characters paper-thin would be an understatement, and the body count only...
In an early sequence in The Rocket, a Laos-set underdog fable by Australian filmmaker Kim Mordaunt, we see our 10-year-old hero Ahlo (Sitthiphon Disamoe, whose chin is perpetually tilted upward...
There’s an indelible spark that exists between actors who trust each other fully. Through 9 years of making millions pop with laughter together on Saturday Night Live, Kristen Wiig and Bill...
Pilots of the Arab-Israeli war tell their tale in this affecting documentary.
The loneliness of a small town and the effects of a guilt-ridden tragedy combine in this understated film.
An intense, vicious screed against political corruption aimed directly at the rotten heart of the Russian government.
A Holocaust survivor with a reconstructed face must confront the husband who may have handed her to the Nazis in this haunting postwar drama.
A corrupt cop gets his comeuppance in this deranged and devilishly funny thrill ride from South Korean director Kim Seong-hun.
A bleak, impressive directorial debut whose dreariness is matched with a haunting, poetic beauty.
Kaleidoscopic in a most humanitarian and intimate sense, Frederick Wiseman's 40th documentary is an observance of beauty in culture and everyday life.
Speed Sisters is everything we would enjoy in a fast-paced racing film, with the edge of a realistic political commentary and the introspection of a personal adventure.
Boasting grimy imagery, a primal, tightly-written script, and a breakout performance by a promising young newcomer, Kat Candler’s Hellion–an expansion of her 2012 short that tore up the festival circuit–is the...
The Dardenne brothers, Jean-Pierre and Luc, are worshiped filmmakers in the art-house community. They have been impressing audiences since 1996’s The Promise and are among the distinguished few who...
Eastwood and Cooper pay respects to late Navy SEAL Chris Kyle with a cerebral, intimate soldier's tale.
Tarantino's darkest feature provides a vulgar sense of optimism underneath its unflinching cruelty.
The setting is an outdoor blues concert in Louisiana. Sitting in a chair in the middle of the audience wearing earth tones and a baseball cap is Chris Strachwitz, the 83-year-old...
Uncertain sets its sights on a small town on the brink of death, and finds beauty and hope within, something surprisingly human amidst a landscape that looks anything but....
Get Low is a period drama about an old hermit set in the 1930’s with a mysterious past. The roles are filled with two highly respected actors, Robert Duvall...
As Silvered Water, Syria Self-Portrait opens, a title card claims “1,001 Syrians” helped make the film. The reason for such a bold and unconfirmed claim is because of co-director...
A campus-set satire that keenly observes black identity and finds humor in the absurdity of "post-racial" America, Justin Simien's blistering debut provides ample food for thought.
The vampire mockumentary you didn't know you needed.
A gripping, hilarious portrait of female adolescence that's devoted to truth, not morality.
A brutal, sickening and fantastic thriller that constantly subverts expectations.
Darkly comedic, a small-time con artist gets by in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
A psychology-driven sports doc that illuminates why Russia's hockey team was so good for so long.
An outstanding female lead and breathtaking visuals make this an essential installment in the ongoing 'Star Wars' saga.
With Isabelle Huppert, Mia Hansen-Løve has found a perfect collaborator.
Out of all the places in the world, one would not think of Scandinavia to be the prime export of thrillers in the world at the moment. But they are. Over...
Mary Dore's blistering portrait of the Women's Liberation Movement is as entertaining as it is educational.
A teacher and her student help each other navigate the challenges of their respective pregnancies in this terrific comedy/drama.
'Je Suis Charlie' takes a difficult subject and handles it with sensitivity and grace.
The name of the film comes from when Adam (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) finds out his odds of survival are 50/50 after finding out he has spinal cancer. The film was...
Sleepwalk With Me is an indie comedy that is based on writer-director Mike Birbiglia’s one-man standup show. Similarities can be instantly drawn to Woody Allen (in his Annie Hall...
Ben Affleck’s Argo is a helluva thriller. One of the best Hollywood has released this year. I’ve personally disliked his other directing efforts, not because they were bad, I...
In Kevin Chenault’s Different Drum (named after the Stone Poneys song), we follow two young ex-lovers as they take a road trip from South Dakota to Indiana, exploring and sampling...
Love and Demons opens with San Francisco-based writer-director J.P. Allen, playing a demon named “Mister D.”, addressing the camera directly, delivering a chilling monologue, assessing the lives of mortals...
A well-oiled machine of a hangout movie from Richard Linklater.
Dolan's fifth film is a shock to the system, a powerful, personal tale about enduring love.
