Agnieszka Holland's ambitious Kafka biopic 'Franz' makes a show of shunning convention but has nothing truly radical to say.

Jordan, and many more have made their mark, with rave reviews, big box office, award nominations, and big wins. So, it's a ...

Set in a English school for troubled youth, Tim Mielants' movie bears the sincerity of the fine tradition of British social ...

The End Continues is a legacy sequel, coming forty-one years after This Is Spinal Tap (1984), and while the jokes are funny and the performers are all on point, the film doesn’t ...

Paul Thomas Anderson's paranoid comedy-thriller epic is the first movie of its size to fully crystallize how insane it feels ...

Just a year after transforming Harrison Ford into Rick Deckard in the enigmatic sci-fi masterpiece Blade Runner, Ridley Scott pivoted from dystopian Los Angeles to the real-world technological ...

Neo Sora's 'Happyend' explores near-future Tokyo as the threat of a monumental earthquake disrupts society and challenges lifelong friendships.

A recent remake of a 80s cult classic has been receiving rave reviews, but in actuality, it's worse than the original in ...

Premiering at TIFF, the 'Green Border' director's non-chronological feature views the Czech-German-Jewish writer's life as if ...

Barabra Ronchi ('Sweet Dreams') stars in the new feature by Leonardo Di Constanzo, about a woman who murdered her own sister but can’t remember committing the crime. By Jordan Mintzer You have to give ...

There’s trouble in paradise in this surprisingly profound soccer comedy, which takes an episode from 2002 that passed most of the world by but left the Republic of Ireland in bits, so much so that it ...

Dylan O’Brien stars in an uneven but heartfelt tragicomedy about loneliness and longing. By Alissa Wilkinson When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our site, we earn an ...