Lucas Hedges confirms he is one of the most insightful, understated, yet go-for-broke young actors around.

Four documentaries, each of which revolves around an untold, forgotten, or overlooked story, gets its chance to be told.

A personal and moving documentary on the legal battle between the Philippines and the United States involving the murder of a transgender woman.

Inspired by the tell-everything 2012 memoir by Scotty Bowers, the matter-of-fact and sensational Full Service: My Adventures in Hollywood and the Secret Sex Lives of the Stars.

A comedy that is simultaneously a throwback and of its time.

A young professional couple try so hard to do the right thing that they practically end up arguing themselves into immobility.

A school for wayward young women is actually a cover for a radical feminist group, the Female Liberation Army.

From Sebastián Lelio, director of A Fantastic Woman, comes this very mature, modern love story set within an Orthodox Jewish community.

Daniela Vega gives a stellar performance as Marina, a transgender woman whose lover, 25 years her senior, suddenly dies in the middle of the night.