Cargo
By Paul Weissman May 25, 2018
Zombie movies, for the most part, are the least sentimental of horror films. Cargo focuses on empathy, which gives it a bit of a different flavor.
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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.
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.