Adrien Brody’s action/drama passion project succeeds as an homage and even more, rather than yet another cliched knockoff.

Sharp Stick, Lena Dunham’s first feature film in 11 years, has a lot to say but little to take away.

George Clooney’s latest feature film, The Tender Bar, is an unbelievably drab and brutally disinteresting film that lacks a clear sense of purpose.

Nathalie Biancheri’s Wolf is a thriller that solely attempts to coast off of the shocking nature of its initial premise.

14 Peaks provides an exciting portrait of both a journey and a character at the same time.

Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser that has good intentions yet struggles to draw a line between its realistic and fantastical elements.

Audiences will no doubt leave Bergman Island eager to dig further into its revered subject as well as that of director Mia Hansen-Løve.

Memoria is a work that rewards its viewer long after it decides to part from them.

The Power of the Dog is a superbly acted, visually stunning tale of the fragile masculine ego.