While a bit rough around the edges and redundant at times, this racing drama follows through to a great conclusion.

Director Mike Cahill of Another Earth returns to deliver another high concept sci-fi film grounded in human drama.

Joe Swanberg is back with another rambling comedy about a twenty-something's identity crisis and the subsequent effect on her friends and family in Happy Christmas.

Allen's latest mad-cap comedy stars Colin Firth and Emma Stone, glamorized in 1920's set French Riviera wonderment.

The light-hearted road trip movie is a simple delight to watch unfold as the characters journey through Iceland.

A mixture of homemade special effects and stop motion, creativity is something Gondry excels in once again.

Watch the first five minutes of Short Term 12, at least until the title comes up, you will without a doubt you be hooked on watching the remainder of this indie drama that came out last summer. The title comes from the film’s setting, a transitional home for kids of all ages between foster homes. At the center of the story is Grace (Brie Larson), one of the more experienced caretakers who has seen it all when it comes to taking care of kids, as well as her fiancée Mason (John Gallagher Jr.). READ MORE...

The CGI-filled sequel adds tense, human drama to elevate the ape-warring franchise.

Expectations (and so-so box office returns) could not be more misleading for this spectacular action movie, far better than marketing or even the premise would suggest.

A feat in modern filmmaking, Linklater pulls off a sweeping twelve year-long cinematic experience unlike any other.

Stories We Tell is a documentary revolving around the family of Canadian director Sarah Polley, who, as we learn over the film’s runtime, had quite the tumultuous past. Through a series of interviews and archive footage, she weaves together an intimate story in which everyone involved tells their version of her family’s story. The central focus here is Polley’s late mother, whose wild ways would leave an impact on everyone she encountered, but none more than the director herself. READ MORE...

Polanski adapts his third stage play for the big screen, this time featuring just two actors and a single location.

The life and times of legendary film journalist Roger Ebert is beautifully captured in Life Itself, giving audiences everywhere a chance to say one final farewell.

The documentary of Electric Daisy Carnival focuses on the many types of ravers who go to the festival to see DJ acts like AVICII.

For those interested history, the roots of feminism, or who just want to enjoy an expertly crafted film, Violette is not to be missed.