Disobedience
By Kyle Mustain April 29, 2018
From Sebastián Lelio, director of A Fantastic Woman, comes this very mature, modern love story set within an Orthodox Jewish community.
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Chappaquiddick
By Ted Metrakas April 9, 2018
Despite its provocative themes and its critical portrayal of America’s foremost political family, Chappaquiddick is quite restrained, more a study of manners than a scathing partisan broadside.
Sweet Country
By Phil Guie April 6, 2018
A slow-burning game of cat-and-mouse through the outback.
The Endless
By Paul Weissman April 5, 2018
The Endless is a rare beast. It is a low-key, laid-back horror film that is surprisingly effective.
You Were Never Really Here
By Ted Metrakas April 4, 2018
A nightmarish, original view of New York’s underbelly, bolstered by a remarkable lead performance by Joaquin Phoenix.
Unsane
By Kyle Mustain March 21, 2018
Does Unsane work as a thriller? Yes, it does, and Claire Foy turns in a performance that is far removed from the period piece of The Crown,
The Death of Stalin
By Paul Weissman March 9, 2018
Armando Iannucci has moved from farce to the blackest of comedies and succeeds brilliantly.
The Young Karl Marx
By Ted Metrakas February 22, 2018
An exhaustively researched, meticulously detailed, historically impeccable depiction of Marx’s tumultuous life from 1843–1848.
A Fantastic Woman
By Kyle Mustain February 21, 2018
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.