Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado
An exhilarating and funny and much-deserved tribute to the famous Puerto Rican astrologer.
An exhilarating and funny and much-deserved tribute to the famous Puerto Rican astrologer.
Abel Ferrara’s latest film conveys the forbidden allure of reading someone else’s private diary.
A surprising alchemy of docudrama and thriller, with elements of a political drama, a heist movie, and a juicy prison break story line.
In last year's Caméra d'Or winner at Cannes, a young forensic anthropoligist delves into a dark chapter of Guatemala's long civil war.
An atypical coming-of-age story that presents a realistic and frank representation of female adolescence, where growing up is a messy and an arbitrary process.
An innovative and fresh work to Brazilian cinema as well as the many genres that the movie digests, and it's one of the best and most unique approaches to the western in recent years.
The comedy’s appealing accessibility doesn’t overshadow the social concerns that propel it, or allow it to rise beyond expectations.
The award-wining animated film features one of the most truculent and entrancing characters of the year: a disembodied hand wandering Paris to find its body.
The intricacies, contradictions, and nightly dilemmas behind a private ambulance enterprise are the focus of this absorbing and gripping documentary.