Review: ‘Best of Enemies’

The 1968 debates between two political intellectuals make for one rousing and provocative watch.

Review: ‘The Look of Silence’

Director Joshua Oppenheimer has masterfully crafted another visually stunning and powerful documentary.

Review: ‘Unexpected’

Unplanned pregnancies take the student/teacher relationship to a whole new level in this innocuous indie film.

Review: ‘Twinsters’

An incredible true story of identical twins who were separated at birth, only to discover each other through social media 25 years later.

Review: ‘Southpaw’

Despite the film’s dramatic tribulations, 'Southpaw' is impossible not to root for.

Review: ‘Creep’

The latest Duplass Brothers production relies too heavily on tired horror tropes to be taken seriously.

Review: ‘Ant-Man’

Marvel successfully takes the superhero story down to a smaller scale.

Review: ‘Irrational Man’

As philosophically thin as it is boring.

Review: ‘Lila & Eve’

A grieving mother turns to vigilante justice in this entertaining new entry into the crime drama genre.

Review: ‘Tangerine’

A day-in-the-life following two Transgender women around the streets of L.A. is a colorful and electric watch.

Review: ‘Cartel Land’

The horrific truth behind Mexican drug cartels and corrupt leaders are exposed with humane precision.

Review: ‘In Stereo’

This quirky indie offers an unflinching look at the complexity of modern relationships.

Review: ‘Amy’

A brilliant artist tortured by her own self-destruction, Amy Winehouse's story is finally told in her own words.

Review: ‘Infinitely Polar Bear’

The messy parts of manic-depression are exchanged in favor of helplessly uplifting redemption.

Review: ‘The Little Death’

Josh Lawson's heart-felt sex comedy explores the fetishes in each of its ensemble relationships, bringing many laughs.

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