Based on the 2004 best-selling memoir by Brad Land, Goat is an account of college fraternity culture and the brutality of its hazing rituals.

A real-life, rags to riches fairy tale of how a gangly, unremarkable foal grew up to become a racehorse champion.

Following the sudden suicide of his fiancée, Josh (Thomas Middleditch) listlessly decides to go on with his bachelor’s party.

Star, cowriter, producer, and director Don Cheadle’s passion project, a biopic of jazz legend Miles Davis.

Renowned self-help speaker and author Tony Robbins is a walking contradiction. He is at once an absolute embodiment of egoistic, swaggering American capitalism and a seemingly selfless soul devoted to helping others live better lives.

There is a quiet eloquence to director Yuval Delshad’s debut film about the burgeoning conflict between a father and his teenage son.

A gorgeously drawn, beautifully scored, and, as is wont with most erotic Japanese anime, disturbing film,

A documentary that busts a few myths about the romance genre and the people who read and write it.

One man’s meditation on art, history, culture, and oppression, Francofonia manages to be grandiose and confining at once. It feels vital because one of the story lines the film pursues—and there are many—is the fate of the Louvre Museum’s art collection under the Nazis.