The Kitchen is not a subtle film; it's messy, unfocused, and occasionally paints characters in broad caricature. But elevated by fantastic p...

When the announcement came that the André Øvredal and Guillermo del Toro-helmed film adaptation of Alvin Schwartz's classic kid's book serie...

If Green Book's Oscar win taught us anything, it's that Hollywood loves inspiring dramas about racial reconciliation. Luce, however, is not...

Thanks to the efforts of Athina Rachel Tsangari, Alexandros Avranas and, of course, Yorgos Lanthimos, the New Greek Wave of cinema has offer...

The image of a Latina bound with rope; news reports about illegal activity at the border; images of American patriotism; a plea to end "Amer...

Motherhood has more often than not been glamorized by Hollywood: films that portray mothers who somehow manage to juggle work and family, al...

Although many of us wouldn't want to revisit that time in real life if given the opportunity, the awkward aches of teenhood continue to prov...

Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman's feature debut, Extra Ordinary, opens with footage of a fictional TV show called Vincent Dooley's Investigatin...

First-time feature director Zach Gayne has assembled a charming (and surprisingly shocking) effort with his ramshackle debut Homewrecker. Pa...

If there are two things Quentin Tarantino loves, it's blood splatters and meta commentary on the film industry. His early classics Reservoir...

For years, director Lulu Wang's family has been withholding her grandmother's terminal cancer diagnosis from herself, a story that earned Wa...