‘My Robot Sophia’ Review: Can AI Robots Have Empathy?

This doc about an AI robot is sure to make you ask yourself what it means to be human.

‘Electra’ Review: A Pop Art Thriller With an Italian Twist

Imagine the playfulness of 'Knives Out' with the extravagance of 'Saltburn', and you'll find 'Electra'.

‘Withdrawal’ Review: A Heartbreaking Yet Hopeful Survivor’s Story

Based on true events, Aaron Strand takes a dark period from his life and turns it into an intimate story of resilience.

‘Final Recovery’ Review: The Devil in Disguise

A crooked healthcare worker finds her name on the naughty list in this Christmas-set horror flick.

‘The Legend of Ochi’ Review: An Artistically Empathetic Adventure Tale

Seven years in the making, the film is a humble yet poignant hero's journey that explores themes of love and conviction.

TCM Fest 2025: Everything We Saw at This Year’s Fest

From discovery gems to celebratory anniversaries, the camaraderie experienced at TCM Fest 2025 is unlike any other.

‘The Uninvited’ Review: Lifestyles of the Rich and the Melancholic

'The White Lotus' star Walton Goggins is returning to a screen near you in the upcoming indie drama, 'The Uninvited.'

‘Before the Winter’ Review: A Stunning DGA-Winning Short

Director Juan Zuloaga Eslait's DGA-winning short film is a masterclass in the art of the slow reveal.

‘The Things We Hold Sacred’ Review: Making The Most of Limited Time

The micro-budget indie packs a big punch by focusing on themes of loss, gratitude, and fate.

‘A Weird Kind of Beautiful’ Review: Secrets Don’t Keep Friendships

Filmmaker Gabriel Mayo embodies the spirit of a Joe Swanberg picture in his debut feature film.

‘Minted: The Rise (and Fall?) of the NFT’ Review: An Impossible Dream

Filmmaker Nicholas Bruckman charts the wild ride of the art world's former darling.

‘Sound Spring’ Review: A Love Letter to a Small Town

Unconventional in its production yet traditional in intention, Sound Spring is a love letter to a small town.

‘The Luckiest Man in America’ Review: Get Rich, Scam Trying

'The Luckiest Man in America' is an enjoyable yet mediocre historical dramatization that doesn't move the needle much one way or the other.

‘Secret Mall Apartment’ Review: The Power of Art and Rebellion

'Secret Mall Apartment' is a wildly entertaining and poignant documentary that will make you appreciate the fleeting nature of life.

‘Humantis’ Review: A Short Arthouse Indie With a Big Message

Identity and belonging are the key themes at the core of this incredible animated short.

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