‘Flatters’ Review: Oops, I Married a Conspiracy Theorist

Now with the short film under his belt, Flippin plans to turn Flatters into a feature.

‘Hollywoodgate’ Review: Exploring Newfound Taliban Territory

'Hollywoodgate' is a risky undertaking that only an investigative journalist can pull off. The images are both incredible and horrifying.

‘And Now I Lay Me Down’ Review: A Dark Comedy on Aging and Existential Dread

Meet Celia Dalvi, an aging actress facing divorce and fading fame in the fabulous dark comedy 'And Now I Lay Me Down'.

‘Meeting You, Meeting Me’ Review: A Love Letter to Female Friendship

A peek into the complexities and camaraderie of female friendship is seen through the eyes of Lina Suh in her directorial debut.

‘Sing Sing’ Review: An Achingly Beautiful Portrait of Rehabilitation

All but guaranteed to be an early Oscar contender, 'Sing Sing' is a quiet powerhouse of a film that rings loud with authenticity and heart.

‘Longlegs’ Review: An Unforgettable Living Nightmare

Backed by an unforgettable performance by Nicolas Cage, Longlegs stands to be the killer breakout film this summer.

‘The Serena Variations’ Review: Exploring the High-Stakes World of Music

Fans of 'Tar' and 'Whiplash' will find a lot to enjoy in 'The Serena Variations'.

‘Rally Caps’ Review: A Feel-Good Family Film That Shows It’s OK to Cry in Baseball

A charming coming-of-age tale inspired by a kid's book, 'Rally Caps' shows the power of baseball and its impact on a young boy's life.

‘Death After Dusk’ Review: A Wildly Imaginative Western Whodunit

'Death After Dusk' is an action-packed murder mystery that will leave you guessing until the very end.

‘Anywhere the Wind Blows’ Review: A Second Chance at Life & Love

Using a visual medium to make a statement, Jay Liu gives audiences another perspective on the effects of political persecution.

‘What Remains’ Review: The Harrowing Story of Sweden’s Most Notorious Serial Killer

Inspired by true events, Gustaf Skarsgård plays a mentally ill man who confessed to more than 30 murders of young boys.

‘Hit Man’ Review: Glen Powell’s Slick, Seductive Star-Making Turn

Taking center stage in Richard Linklater's 'Hit Man,' Glen Powell shines as a comically awkward professor who moonlights as a fake hit man.

‘A Two Hearted Tale’ Review: The Craft Beer Revolution is Coming and it Starts With the Label

Featuring the artist behind Bell's Brewery, 'A Two Hearted Tale' explores how beer can be more than just a drink but a story.

‘Kinds of Kindness’ Review: A Twisted Anthology of Artful Mayhem

Despite its weird and head-scratching moments, one thing is clear: 'Kinds of Kindness' is made by a man who absolutely loves cinema.

‘Janet Planet’ Review: A Charming Meditation on Mother (and Child) hood

Breathtaking performances, a sensitive script, and organic design make 'Janet Planet' the most tender and unifying film of the summer.

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