A housekeeper's struggle to identify with a daughter she never quite got to raise has a natural levity that lends itself to a something deeply felt but also feel-good.

The music multi-bio satisfies for fans of N.W.A. while giving an impassioned tour of west coast rap history for those less familiar.

A somewhat sister film to 'Frances Ha,' this screwball comedy remains poignant.

A challenging, exhausting, and overall an incredible cinematic experience with stories of South Sudan that otherwise would be ignored.

A possible contender for Best Actress, Lily Tomlin shines in this darkly witty crowd pleaser.

A unique compilation of 62 one-minute films highlighting an eclectic group of creatives and their perspectives.

A delightful UK export, Aardman Studios' latest rivals 'Inside Out' for 2015's best animated movie (thus far).

One man's foot is another man's treasure in this bizarrely funny documentary.