Lena is a British flight attendant visiting her German boyfriend, Daniel, in Chile in 1973. Following the military coup by Augusto Pinochet, Daniel is arrested as a political dissident and shipped to “Colonia Dignidad,” a brutal detention center disguised as an agrarian religious cult.

13 Cameras is a frequently tense, often creepy voyeuristic thriller.

Sooner or later there comes a time when everyone working in the sound recording business is going to get dragged into a criminal investigation.

John Carney’s latest romantic dramedy set to song is a return to a contemporary model of cinematic musical that he’s making his trademark.

A tragedy set in a breathtaking Israeli landscape, Wedding Doll follows a young woman with mild mental difficulties desperately searching for a man to love and, most importantly, marry.

Hardcore punk band The Ain’t Rights will do anything for a gig, even play a show at a neo-Nazi compound in rural Oregon. After witnessing an act of gruesome violence, the band find themselves trapped in a vicious struggle to survive.

James Franco plays Stephen Elliot, a contemporary writer on the upswing of his career, who has built his success (mostly) upon true stories of abuse he suffered from his father.

Amber Heard is Jude, a young musician stuck in a rut and unable to make it in the big city.

Nicholas Hoult shines in this blackest of black comedies.