Behavioral economist Dan Ariely explores the rationalization of truth-telling in this heady documentary.

Quentin Dupieux’s latest film is another expectedly bizarre outing–and also his best stuff yet.

Chemistry and cool drive this bargain bin rom-com offering.

While the film captures the vibes of Venice Beach with utmost sincerity, the film as a whole misses its many chances to be a more serious work of art.

A beautiful film of a beauty maker, this biopic chronicles the transformation of Yves Saint Laurent from an artist to a brand.

Based on a true and inspiring story, Christina Noble takes her experience as an abused and neglected child and focuses on the well-being of orphans in Vietnam.

On his 100th birthday, Allan escapes a nursing home and involves himself in a geriatric goose chase in this comedic farce.