A surprisingly emotional debut from writer/director Jesse Zwick that nonetheless treads on familiar 'former-friends reuniting' ground.

With wonderful performances from the cast all around, the film offers fun and realistic interactions between twenty-somethings and their obsession with dry wit and sarcasm.

While boasting a solid ensemble cast and an intriguing premise, After nonetheless gets bogged down by a lack of clear through-line.

Franco adapts another "unfilmable" Cormac McCarthy work for the big screen, yielding powerful results by staying true to its dark prose and story.

This Sundance winner beautifully equates music to magic as those suffering from dementia regain their memory and spirit.

While a bit rough around the edges and redundant at times, this racing drama follows through to a great conclusion.

Director Mike Cahill of Another Earth returns to deliver another high concept sci-fi film grounded in human drama.

Joe Swanberg is back with another rambling comedy about a twenty-something's identity crisis and the subsequent effect on her friends and family in Happy Christmas.