Richard Gere dives headfirst into a complicated and rewarding role as Franny, a wealthy philanthropist who survives a car crash that kills his married best friends.

Hell and Back is a prime example of the Sisyphean challenges faced by all North American animated features targeted at adults

Lamb is a very unconventional love story—if it can even be classified as such.

Despite being packed with a strong ensemble cast—including Glenn Close, Sam Waterston, and Kristen Stewart—playing likable characters, the film suffers from a certain overly-intellectual preachiness.

Over Your Dead Body is one of the subtler, atmospheric Miike films.

Anomalisa tears past its artifice to tell one heartbreakingly human story.

In telling the story of Joy Mangano, the Long Island house (ex-)wife who invented the self-wringing mop, David O. Russell runs through a greatest hits reel of his recent successes.

A filmmaker who’s made a career on presenting his take on an issue’s origins and deeper meanings here only presents solutions.

Given how effortlessly Iñárritu was able to infuse the story of an over-the-hill actor staging a play with propulsive urgency and tension, it’s not a surprise that The Revenant is as gripping as film can get.