Wildcat
Ethan Hawke directs the biopic of Flannery O'Connor, writer of some of the most original fiction in American literature.
A lovely, touching movie that will melt the hardest of hearts.
A sensitively directed drama of a late-in-life romance that offers outstanding performances as well as the scene-stealing Irish landscape.
An entertainingly appreciative, if ultimately unsatisfying, documentary on the writer, who, through his work, "could be a terrorist.”
Sally Hawkins stars as an underdog searching for the remains of the much-maligned Richard III.
Less is definitely more, and silence speaks volumes in writer-director Colm Bairéad’s impressive debut.
A surprisingly dull interpretation that is never as modern or steamy as it aims to be.
A mother, caught in a moral quandary, discovers that her prodigal son might not be the man she had believed him to be.
The cozy medieval world (minus the smelly horse droppings and chicken dung) of Karen Cushman’s middle-grade novel has been re-created in this stylized–and deliberately anachronistic–adaptation.
