Two seemingly proper and sophisticated women lepidopterists engage in secret, erotic role-play in this unconventional piece of genre-bending film.

On the eve of this year's Sundance Film Festival, this past Grand Jury Prize nominee starring Jesse Eisenberg makes its free VOD debut exclusively on SnagFilms.

A socially awkward, bi-sexual, twenty-something, haplessly wanders through life in New York as she deals with a broken heart in this deadpan comedy.

A blue-collar town struggles to cope with a fatal mining accident, leading one man to question whether the truth always the right course of action.

An eye-opening look at one of the largest problems in the world: the people who control oil, quite literally, control us.

In the Dardenne Brothers' latest, Marion Cotillard stars as a working-class laborer trying to get her job back in one weekend's time.

Ethan Hawke grounds this concept-driven, independent sci-fi film as a time traveller who's both engaging and complex.

Slowdive and The Jesus and Mary Chain are just some of the bands profiled in this homage to the "shoegazing" movement of the underground music scene.

Tim Burton's 50s-set art-dupe romp features Christoph Waltz and Amy Adams as the real life Walter and Margaret Keane.

Self-proclaimed "America's Toughest Sheriff" Joe Arpaio is exposed as a controversial opportunist is this unnerving documentary.

Rob Marshall finds a proper balance between family fun and Sondheim's more adult thematics to make for a wonderfully enjoyable outing.

Despite some of the usual pro-American themes, Eastwood's action-biography doesn’t feel as reminiscent of previous successes.

Timothy Spall is a marvel bringing the 18th century eccentric painter to life in Mike Leigh's sprawling, composed, and epic end-of-life biography.

Angelina Jolie's second directorial feature is stunning in craftsmanship but lacking in ingenuity, making this WWII drama a safe, not exceptional, film.

Chuck Workman's documentary of the legendary movie-man is a fine place to start for film-goers who don’t know much about Welles.