Abby Russell (the rarely-appareled Paz de la Huerta) has made it her mission in life to impose vigilante justice on philandering men.

With some semblance of coherence among the imagery, A Field In England might have been something special.

The Lego Movie presents one of the brightest-colored dystopian nightmares ever marketed to children.

A very dark twist separates The Pretty One from the lesser screwball identity comedy it could have easily been.

Tim Jenison has a keen eye for anything visual and, as a perceptive thinker, found himself drawn to the amazingly life-like paintings of 17^th Century Dutch Master Johannes Vermeer.

Sebastian Lelio delivers a tour-de-force that embraces the notion that we never stop seeking love and companionship.

24 Exposures filters its lurid subject matter through the low-key, DIY aesthetic which Swanberg and his collaborators have cultivated over the past decade.

Rogue cop Miki teams up with grieving father Gidi to interrogate Dror, whom they believe raped and murdered Gidi’s young daughter.

A single mother (Alice Eve) becomes entangled in a dangerous plot when she and her daughter are kidnapped by a murderous criminal (Bryan Cranston.)