‘Step Back, Doors Closing’ Review: A Lovely Millennial Meet-Cute
An unexpected encounter leads to an unforgettable weekend in writer-director Carter Ward's feature film debut.
‘Trumpet Gumbo’ Review: A Chef Narrowly Avoids a Kitchen Nightmare
A story of resilience set in the creative world of culinary arts.
‘Nosferatu’ Review: A Tale of Gory, Gothic Heartache
Lily-Rose Depp throws her body into the role of Ellen, which demands a high degree of physical maneuvering and expression.
‘A Complete Unknown’ Review: The Rise of a Cultural Disruptor
Timothée Chalamet deserves a standing ovation as the rebellious nobody turned American folk hero.
‘The Room Next Door’ Review: A Bold Statement on Life and Death
It may not be Almodóvar's finest work, but nonetheless, it offers a unique perspective on an unconventional life journey.
‘The Brutalist’ Review: Brady Corbet’s Defiant, Fiery Magnum Opus
Running over 3.5 hours long, with one smartly placed 15-minute intermission, 'The Brutalist' is a profound cinematic achievement.
‘Nickel Boys’ Review: An Experimental Filmmaking Triumph
'Nickel Boys' is a mesmerizing form of storytelling imagined by director RaMell Ross. A truly unforgettable cinematic experience.
‘Nightbitch’ Review: She’s Not a Regular Mom, She’s a Dog Mom
Equal parts disturbing and empowering, Nightbitch pushes the boundaries of the bizarre in unforgettable ways.
‘Breakup Season’ Review: A Couple’s Not-So-Merry Christmas Story
Director H. Nelson Tracey's 'Breakup Season' stars Chandler Riggs and Samantha Isler as a young couple who break up over Christmas.
‘Bajo La Tierra’ Review: A Meditation on Regret and Moving Forward
'Bajo La Tierra' comes from the AFI Conservatory, indicating a strong emphasis on storytelling and craft.
‘Wicked’ Review: Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande Bring The Magic
Jon M. Chu and an all-star cast bring the Wicked Witch of the West's origin story to life in this visually spectacular movie musical.
‘A Good Day Will Come’ Review: An Athlete Wrestles with Political Backlash
A prominent Iranian athlete is torn between his professional and political obligations.
‘Saturn’ Review: This Indie Sci-Fi Asks, ‘Will You Answer the Call?’
A father makes the ultimate sacrifice in this intergenerational and intergalactic sci-fi film.
‘Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point’ Review: A Very Merry Holiday Cult Classic
If you're looking for a new holiday classic that's more edgy than stuffy, you'll love Tyler Taormina's family dramedy.
‘Meanwhile on Earth’ Review: A Sonic-Driven Sci-Fi Stunner
Combines the best of arthouse adventure and big blockbuster drama to create a singular story of hope against all odds.
