The Third Murder
A handsomely made, well-acted entry in the legal procedural genre, which, despite its references to Japanese criminal law, should be accessible to most viewers.
A handsomely made, well-acted entry in the legal procedural genre, which, despite its references to Japanese criminal law, should be accessible to most viewers.
This intimate documentary mostly centers on parent-child relationships in which the latter is different, often making day-to-day life challenging.
When it comes to sex, money, and power, the American way means never having enough.
Jonathan Hacker’s eerie collage of a documentary interweaves footage of real-life Al Qaeda operatives in Saudi Arabia and the country's security forces responding to the terrorist group.
The documentary, an audience award winner at this year's Sundance Film Festival, follows four Syrian refugee families relocating and adapting to Baltimore.
A playful—maybe to the point of self-indulgence—morality tale about the evils of selling out.
An exceptionally poignant drama that takes a critical lens at European ethnonationalism.
The engrossing film raises the age-old debate: Is nature or nurture the more dominant force?