Review: ‘Lambert & Stamp’

Two filmmakers set out to document the rise of a band that would soon call themselves The Who.

Review: ‘5 to 7’

A charming romantic comedy that echoes the classic stylings of a Woody Allen film.

Review: ‘White God’

A dog epic for the ages.

Review: ‘Effie Gray’

Screenwriter Emma Thompson goes full-on melodrama in this timid Victorian period piece.

Review: ‘She’s Lost Control’

This story of a sex surrogate is a chilly tale of unravel.

Review: ‘Serena’

Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence reunite once again, this time in a misguided Depression-era drama.

Review: ‘The Salt of the Earth’

Photographer Sebastiáo Salgado's life work is a tragic yet beautiful look at the oppressed people living outside of the global mainstream.

Review: ‘Backcountry’

Surviving in the woods goes heavy on the wandering until its gruesome climax in this tense indie horror flick.

Review: ‘Danny Collins’

A long-lost handwritten letter from a former Beatle spurs an aged rockstar to search for artistic fulfillment in a restarted life.

Review: ‘3 Hearts’

The distracting stylings of this lofty Parisian love-triangle drama wilt an otherwise classic tale of romance.

Review: ‘Seymour: An Introduction’

Director Ethan Hawke's look at the concert pianist who gave it all up in his search for happiness.

Review: ‘Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter’

A Japanese aesthetic and dip into fantasy drives this 'Fargo' inspired film.

Review: ‘It Follows’

An immediate Horror classic.

Review: ‘Walter’

A glorified student film as bland as its title.

Review: ‘The Wrecking Crew’

This largely anonymous studio band is finally getting their turn in the spotlight in this captivating and must-see documentary.

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