Film-Forward

A documentary way ahead of its time, of three years in the life of painter David Hockney.

Ostensibly an elegy to the romance between troubadour/lothario Leonard Cohen and his 1960s girlfriend/muse Marianne Ihlen.

Two-time rock ‘n’ roll hall of famer faces discord and mortality.

An openly gay Mexican wrestler’s life in the ring confronts a ticking clock.

Well-observed moments and strong performances give the movie unexpected staying power.

A lean yet effectively creepy horror debut.

The entire film hinges on Marc Maron, and he makes it worth seeing.

An empathetic comedy/drama that suggests how one feels about telling the truth—whether to be forthright at all times—depends on the culture.

Director Richard Ladkani unleashes a thought-provoking ticking bomb of an exposé.