Overstuffed and often heavy-handed as it is, the movie is beautifully shot and styled, features some very moving scenes, and derives power from its incendiary performances.

Part mockumentary, part twisted friendship story, part tour journal, and part meditation on fame.

Director Greg Barker gives audiences an inside look into the events surrounding American-born Taliban fighter John Walker Lindh’s capture, his trial, and the immense media frenzy and jingoism it catalyzed.

David Lowery’s new film takes one of the coziest possible narratives (the quest) and turns it into something strange and disorienting,

Leo Carax’s new film is its own genre-defying work. Dreams, nightmares, and fantasies propel the audacious fable of star-crossed lovers.

An animated film that turns its imaginative eye toward the world of cryptids, hybrid creatures (unicorns, griffins) whose existence is endangered.

A documentary that delves into how the myth surrounding Hitler was cultivated in the Nazi Party’s infancy and whether any ongoing analyses unwittingly keep it alive.

At the center of this compelling documentary is a World War II survival tale that is almost too astonishing to be believable.

This fierce, at times lacerating documentary chronicles the rise of the Los Angeles News Service, a renegade outfit that single-handedly changed the television news industry.