One of the year’s best films, Sandra Wollner's Everytime captures the strangeness of the grieving process with empathy, skill ...

Léa Seydoux gives a powerhouse performance in Gentle Monster, a thorny drama about a woman forced to confront something ...

Isabel Sandoval directs and stars in Moonglow, a languid neo-noir about a detective disillusioned by corruption in 1970s ...

Likely to be Mike Leigh’s swan song, Tender Loving Care is a fantastic, stirring film full of empathy and compassion.

In a world with advanced technology, Taika Waititi's Klara and the Sun is a story of friendship, grief, and achieving one’s ...

Clio Barnard’s evocative I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning is led by a sparkling ensemble cast and propelled by a wonderful ...

Queer Edward II is a remarkable archival documentary about Derek Jarman, who made his protest film version of Edward II ...

Godzilla Minus Zero is a triumphant follow-up to Minus One, building on its predecessor’s action, visuals, and commentary on ...

Abinash Bikram Shah's Elephants in the Fog is a compelling thriller about love, loss, and prejudice in a close knit community ...

With Eleanor Coppola’s Making Marie Antoinette, we witness a posthumous conversation between mother and daughter, honoring ...

Said archival footage sat unseen for five decades, only now seeing the light of day in the form of Once Upon a Time in Harlem ...

The Face of Horror may just be one of the best looking films of the year but is let down by pacing issues and underdeveloped characters.