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.

Despite its illusive air, this movie has neither the suspense nor spook that could have elevated this dark fairy tale vibe.

It is easy to get wrapped in the perilous climbing of Mount Meru in this breathtaking Sundance documentary.

The '70s set coming of age story offers emotional and artistic range in a fine pairing of writer/director and lead actor.

A perfect blend of southern drama and shocking crime thriller.

Kevin Bacon's comedic chops as a mustachioed, crooked cop make this modestly-made midnight flick a quiet hit.

The fifth of these most impossible missions is also the franchises' most all-out entertaining.

Meditative and thought provoking, this film captures the complexity of one man's life through a delicate lens.