A devastatingly well acted drama about end of life and self-destruction, featuring a breakout performance from Christopher Abbott.

Olly Alexander makes this dark comedy a good festival pick, and perfect for those with a taste for eccentric films.

As each fall season brings the year’s Academy Award-vying Oscar hopeful films, so to brings AFI FEST 2015 presented by Audi, which CINEMACY attended this former weekend. Held in the heart of Hollywood at (formerly Grauman’s) TCL Chinese Theatre, the film festival features an impressive range of diverse films and special events, where new American Independent films play alongside documentaries from the Netherlands and feature-length narratives from China, and beyond. The festival’s opening night film this past Thursday was the highly anticipated drama 'By The Sea', directed by Angelina Jolie who also co-stars alongside her husband, Brad Pitt. READ MORE...

The single-shot film about a runaway party girl plays the entire emotional spectrum and will sweep audiences off their feet.

Jabbing at the various slasher and general movie tropes, this horror/comedy hybrid provides a fun, self-aware movie going experience.

"It is still really hard to believe all that has happened in my life, where I am and how far I've come." -Thalente Biyela

Documentaries of this caliber do not come around often, and this fascinating film is worth noting with high esteem.

We catch up with the eccentric and hilarious cast on the red carpet minutes before the film's World Premiere.

The mostly single-take scenes lift director Dennis Hauck's first feature, that chooses to live in the wings of noir homage.

A lofty yet realistic portrayal of trying to survive in Hollyweird, Zoe Cassavetes uses the city as her playground to tell this intimate story of an aging actress.

A city-wide blackout brings a scandal to light in the relationship of two technology-obsessed, New York City hipsters in this indie comedy.

Motel-stop make-outs and convenience store stick-ups make this romance heist movie a colorful and rousing watch.

Residents in Richmond, CA discover how their investment in solar energy can benefit the community and the environment at large.

74 feature films. 60 short films. 50+ new media works from 35 countries. This year's Los Angeles Film Festival is about to get real. Monday's pre-festival screening of Dope kicked off the Los Angeles Film Festival, setting the bar high for the rest of the week. The Rick Famuyiwa-directed, Shameik Moore-starring high school comedy not only continues to draw praise from the critics- it premiered at Sundance- but it also drew a large number of celebrity attendees. And despite what you've read on gossip sites, it was not all about Kylie Jenner. READ MORE...

The final days of Sundance bring the best of the best: an endangered species documentary, a sweeping romance drama, and three unique Dramatic Prize winners that took the festival by storm.