Coming to My Senses
By Phil Guie May 22, 2018
Aaron Baker, a motocross athlete, learns to walk again—and cross Death Valley—after an accident leaves him paralyzed.
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Marrowbone
By Guillermo Lopez Meza April 20, 2018
The directorial debut from Spanish screenwriter Sergio G. Sánchez (The Orphanage and The Impossible).
Liberated: The New Sexual Revolution
By Phil Guie March 15, 2018
Spring break, ground zero for raging hormones and bad behavior.
I, Tonya
By Caroline Ely March 11, 2018
A cynical and blowhard piece of work—perfect for the times we live in.
The Post
By Nora Lee Mandel January 17, 2018
Behind-the-scenes of a crucial 20th-century “start the presses!” news story.
Citizen Jane: Battle for the City
By Nora Lee Mandel January 11, 2018
Thank the mother of all urban activists for the lively cities of today: Jane Jacobs, who spent her career advocating and campaigning for better city planning.
Molly’s Game
By Paul Weissman January 4, 2018
This is a tour de force for Jessica Chastain. The show is all hers.
Darkest Hour
By Kent Turner December 21, 2017
Truly a political film, Darkest Hour aims to fulfill the needs of its constituents.
Get Out
By Paul Weissman December 17, 2017
Director Jordan Peele has done his homework. He is clearly a fan of 1970’s social-horror films.