Review: ‘Night Moves’

This subtly powerful thriller questions moral and ethical injustice, giving Jesse Eisenberg another tension-filled role to claim.

Review: ‘The Angriest Man in Brooklyn’

The lack of authenticity and passion by all parties is very apparent; it's hard to root for a film that doesn't even seem to believe in itself.

Review: ‘God’s Pocket’

First time feature film director John Slattery enlists an all-star cast, including the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, to tell this dark comedy.

Review: ‘Palo Alto’

First time director Gia Coppola adapts the James Franco coming of age story.

Review: ‘Neighbors’

Bro power gets the intelligent treatment, driving the millenial-set frat romp to entertaining places.

Review: ‘Cyber-Seniors’

A heartwarming story that proves old dogs can learn new tricks, and then brag about it on Facebook.

Review: ‘Chef’

This foodie/family comedy adds a whole lot of love to the recipe, making for a rich and personal film.

Review: ‘NOW: In The Wings On A World Stage’

This play within a film is a unique concept that gives Kevin Spacey the opportunity to shine as both a producer and actor.

Review: ‘Fed Up’

Fed Up aims to uncover the hidden secrets within the food industry, which reveal that "healthy foods" may not be all that "healthy."

Review: ‘For No Good Reason’

The life story of British artist Ralph Steadman, as narrated by Johnny Depp.

Review: ‘Farmland’

Academy award-winning director James Moll gets his hands dirty as he travels across the country to talk to the next generation of farmers, all between 20-30 years old.

Review: ‘Ida’

This quiet, yet powerful Polish drama about identity crisis and passion is hauntingly beautiful, and our contender for one of the best films of the year.

Review: ‘Locke’

A breakout performance by Tom Hardy and genius direction from Steven Knight make this experimental film a must see for the artsy crowd.

Review: ‘Blue Ruin’

A thoroughly entertaining low-budget bloodbath, this revenge flick skillfully balances suspense and humor with just enough fun payoffs.

Review: ‘Fading Gigolo’

Writer/director John Turturro tells an intimate story in this successful adult romantic comedy.

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