Growing up a wee Baptist lad, the biblical account of Noah and his ark always seemed to me an unlikely candidate for cuddly Sunday School lessons. Nonetheless, ...
Directed by David Ayer, Sabotage isn’t quite the police procedural-meets-character study of his previous feature, and his finest work, End of Watch. Ayer, inter...
Immediately after watching the Tribeca Film selection Hide Your Smiling Faces, I happened upon an article that, coincidentally, related closely to the film. Wri...
Wicker Kittens follows a group of hopeful contestants that compete in the adult jigsaw puzzling competition at the St. Paul Winter Carnival in Minnesota. In tea...
Kelly & Cal follows well-worn territory and manages to make things feel fresh. That's largely due to the two impressive leads in Juliette Lewis and Johnny W...
A little too on the nose, Stay, directed by Wiebke von Carolsfeld (best known for her work as an editor) is a romantic drama rich in atmosphere. Starring Taylor...
Horses are a peculiar and versatile animal in that, through the 5,000+ years that they have been domesticated, they have held a place in the hearts of mankind a...
A captivating romantic adventure, Just a Sigh resonates with a radiant performance by Emmanuelle Devos as a beautiful middle-age actress who spends an afternoon...
Conditions are ripe for a monster in Jennifer Kent's directorial debut, The Babadook. The widowed Amelia (Essie Davis) and her ostracized six-year old Samuel (N...
Family can get us into trouble, but as we see in Before I Disappear, they can also keep us grounded. A drama peppered with black humor, this is the directorial ...
