Heavily informed by the director’s s own experiences as a teen, To the Bone follows Ellen, a young L.A. artist struggling with anorexia.

That it’s called ‘A’ Ghost Story and not ‘The’ Ghost Story is telling.

Selling The Little Hours as a wacky raunchfest where nuns scream obscenities at each other and passers-by is… not technically false advertising, but mischaracterizes much of what differentiates the film from other modern comedies.

The newest film from Korean writer/director Bong Joon-ho bears some key resemblances to his previous effort, the 2013 sci-fi adventure Snowpiercer.

The Reagan Show captures an era when the Presidency of the United States became as much about managing international celebrity as it is about exercising political power.

It’s hard to imagine anyone ever asking Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon how they met and not responding to the subsequent story with “Wow. That should be a movie.”

Michael Galinsky and Suki Hawley have made their masterpiece in All the Rage, a controversial documentary featuring Larry David, Howard Stern, and John Stossel discussing Dr. John Sarno.

Bertrand Tavernier has been in and around French cinema for over half a century, gleaning what he can from the greats and working in numerous roles.

For film historians, the Dawson City discovery was truly buried treasure.