Léa Seydoux stars in a cat and mouse melodrama that plays too soft for the relationship at stake, ultimately falling flat.

Morgan catches us up on the happenings at the AFI film fest, and shares what film she's most excited to see. READ MORE...

The depiction of social realism is beautifully portrayed through the direction and mature performances- the breakout film of the festival.

Daring in nature, this disturbing and dark fairy tale fails to hold its weight in excitement.

Why We Ride is a vivid and colorful documentary that inspires adventure and serves as a celebration of culture.

“Blood Brother” is an emotional look into the desperate lives of orphaned children living with HIV in India, and one man’s determination to make them smile.

The infamous cult horror film is finally being released after being shelved since 2006, and its message still reads the same: Sex, drugs and murder.

What do Billy Bob Thornton, founder of Tae-Bo Billy Banks and director Harvey Hubbell V all have in common?

For some, watching A.C.O.D. may be like realizing there’s a club that you didn’t know you belonged to, the “Adult Children of Divorce” club.

Every child deserves a chance to live, but what is life if you’re bound to machinery from a hospital bed from birth?