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EUFF 2015: The Keeper of Lost Causes
A few subversive tweaks to an old formula should make this film enjoyable for mystery fans.
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Democrats
Two men struggle to find common ground in order to usher Zimbabwe's shaky coalition government into a new era of democracy.
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Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict
As sharply put together as it is, 'Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict' feels both overstuffed and cursory.
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Mustang
An exhilarating must-watch around the feminine experience of five fierce Turkish girls.
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EUFF 2015: The Sinking of Sozopol
Memory and depression effectively intermingle in this story of a man, ten bottles of vodka and a town slowly drowning.
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Now Streaming: Movies and TV to Watch This Weekend – November 13
Other things to watch this weekend besides watching Shia LaBeouf watch is own movies.
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Spotlight
An electric newsroom drama sporting a stunning ensemble.
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Toronto’s EU Film Festival Offers Great European Cinema For Free
This year's EUFF offers 28 free screenings of films from every country in the European Union.
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Another Hole in the Head 2015: Magnetic
A stylish, moody atmosphere indie sci-fi that plays out like a series of music videos and lacks a cohesive story.
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Entertainment
A dark, surreal road trip brings out laughter and pain in this subversive, provocative anti-comedy.
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Funny Bunny (AFI FEST)
Eccentricity abounds in this tale of three outliers, but all it produces is boredom.
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Another Hole in the Head 2015: Reveries of a Solitary Walker
Without a doubt an impressive visual feat, but the film lacks steady pacing and tone making it mostly uneven.
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Flowers (Another Hole in the Head Review)
A surreal, effective, and deeply experimental horror film from extreme horror filmmaker Phil Stevens which manages to get under one's skin.
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Trumbo
Bryan Cranston plays a hero of the Hollywood blacklist in a film unequal and unfit to its historical significance.
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