Combining past and present gives Les Cowboys a sharp mix of social critique within an updated genre setting.

Directed by Nils Gaup, The Last King is a sword and spear saga that never quite achieves the lethal sharpness it promises.

It’s like watching Boyhood, but where the preteen protagonist spends the runtime wearing a leather jacket and tussling with other little kids dressed like Nazis as he grows into a man.

In a post Skins, Spring Breakers, and Party Monster world, Bang Gang needs more to truly be the new Kids on the block.

The murder of Kitty Genovese looms over Kew Gardens even today - 50-plus years after she was brutally killed in the vestibule of her tiny apartment, a few steps away from the local Long Island Railroad station.

As Célestine, Lea Seydoux plays her with cynical, dry eyes.

Geek chic hasn’t arrived in the world of Careful What You Wish For. When we first meet Doug (Nick Jonas) proper, he’s being ridiculed for taking a pile of books on his summer lakeside vacation.

Luis (Guzmán) and Eddie (Garcia) are New York City cops, experts at nailing fashion counterfeiters.

In a city far from the sea, you shouldn’t trust the seafood. It’s the first, and by no means the last, piece of advice dished out in Last Cab to Darwin, a low-key Australian drama that relies on astute observation to cover over tired foundations.