Film-Forward

This film is shot by Christopher Doyle, the cinematographer most famous for working with Wong Kar-wai and Edward Yang, and it looks incredible.

This insightful documentary profiles three El Paso, Texas, Mexican-American teenagers who want to work as U.S. Border Patrol agents.

A baroque blend of documentary and reenactments that call in to question every captivating image, every emotional testimony.

This gentle, lived-in story about a tentative romance between an older man and woman wins you over with low-key, unhurried charm. 

Steven Knight’s screenplay imagines Princess Diana at her breaking point while spending the Christmas holidays with the entire royal family, circa 1991.

A hotshot Hollywood insider gets in over his head with anonymous sex and logarithms.

Intricate and masterful, strange and heartbreaking, Only the Animals is a great new entry into the multilinear narrative canon. 

A perfect film for viewers looking to be inspired, or if they want to hear great music.

Justine Bateman’s directorial debut opens up the inner life of a beautiful Hollywood executive struggling to shore up her self-esteem and claim the success she (this being Hollywood) deserves.