We interview director Hyun Lee about her debut feature French Girls, fashion, working with non-actors, and the joys of making ...

Winner of the Orizzonti Award for Best Director at this year’s Venice Film Festival, A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra ...

One of the year’s best films, Sandra Wollner's Everytime captures the strangeness of the grieving process with empathy, skill ...

Isabel Sandoval directs and stars in Moonglow, a languid neo-noir about a detective disillusioned by corruption in 1970s ...

Likely to be Mike Leigh’s swan song, Tender Loving Care is a fantastic, stirring film full of empathy and compassion.

In a world with advanced technology, Taika Waititi's Klara and the Sun is a story of friendship, grief, and achieving one’s ...

Clio Barnard’s evocative I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning is led by a sparkling ensemble cast and propelled by a wonderful ...

Queer Edward II is a remarkable archival documentary about Derek Jarman, who made his protest film version of Edward II ...

With Eleanor Coppola’s Making Marie Antoinette, we witness a posthumous conversation between mother and daughter, honoring ...

The Face of Horror may just be one of the best looking films of the year but is let down by pacing issues and underdeveloped characters.

In The Liberation, Carrie Coon delivers a phenomenal performance as a desolate mother eager for the new life that’s been ...

Witty, emotional, funny, and with surprisingly catchy songs, The Debut is a movie made for theatre kids about the magic of ...