‘A Love Song’ is a Subtle, Spectacular Meditation on Aloneness
A beautifully meditative drama starring Dale Dickey.
‘Living Wine’ Gets to the Root of Organic Winemaking
The next time you're tempted to pick up a bottle of Decoy in grocery stores just because you like the duck logo, remember that the little bit of extra effort it takes to acquire a bottle of natural wine is well worth the investment.
‘Flux Gourmet’ Serves a Wild, Off the Menu Culinary Experience
Bonkers yet savagely confident, Peter Strickland's new film is familiar territory compared to his previous arthouse films.
‘Apples’: It’s Man Versus Memory in This Greek Weird Wave Comedy
Christos Nikou's film is a dry and poignant study of how memories shape identity and what happens when we lose it all.
‘Elvis’: Baz Luhrmann’s Wildly Operatic Bio Pic Is Fit For A King
Directed by the unapologetically showy maximalist Baz Luhrmann, 'Elvis' doesn't set out to be anyone's traditional bio pic.
‘Marcel the Shell with Shoes On’ Gives Us More of a Good Thing
Did we need a feature-length version of 'Marcel the Shell with Shoes On'? Frankly, no. However, it's not a bad way to spend 89 minutes.
Tribeca: ‘My Love Affair With Marriage’ Is a Cheeky Look at Womanhood
Mixed-media documentary 'My Love Affair With Marriage' is both a fun and unflinching look at the journey from adolescence to adulthood.
Tribeca: In ‘TÍU,’ Of Monsters and Men Celebrate 10 Years Together
Set in the band's home country of Iceland, 'TÍU' is a picturesque portrait set to Of Monsters and Men's whimsical melodies.
‘Official Competition’ Parodies Actors, Artists, And Their Egos
Penelope Cruz, Antonio Banderas, and Oscar Martinez star as egocentric artists.
‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’: Cooper Raiff’s Cha Cha Charming Comedy
Cooper Raiff's second feature is a a delightful coming-of-age comedy with heart.
In ‘Brian and Charles,’ An Eccentric Inventor Makes a Charming Friend
Written by and starring real-life pals David Earl and Chris Hayward.
‘Poser’: Obsessive Hipster Thriller Set In the Underground Music Scene
Co-directors Ori Segev and Noah Dixon's debut feature channels 'Ingrid Goes West' for the indie music world.
‘Santos – Skin to Skin’ Celebrates a Latin Jazz Artist and Afro-Caribbean Music
As John Santos says, "The drums and rhythms are a beautiful blend that shows how music can unite people."
