A film that juggles many balls at once and manages to make it to the ending without dropping a single one.

A must for cinephiles, history buffs, and anyone who just loves a fascinating tale told entertainingly.

A fiery exploration of one family’s quest for justice and one of the best films of 2017.

This film should be required viewing in every high school.

The newest film by writer/director Joseph Cedar is already one of the most relevant films of the year.

With arresting cinematography by Tom Harari and a moving score by Alexandre Desplat, every effort comes together in Katell Quillévéré’s third feature for an impactful, almost metaphysical experience.

Chris Evans as a non-superhero leading man? Now there’s something we haven’t seen in a while.

A film which transforms extremely familiar genre elements into an infectiously comedic movie full of vividly detailed portraits.

Graduation skillfully genre-hops, with forays into kitchen-sink drama, morality play, and even psychological thriller.