Caroline Fioratti's drama brushes with interesting ideas but is, maybe intentionally, as directionless as its ensemble.

"Parasite" star Song Kang-ho stars as a child trafficker in a stirring new South Korea-set drama that's more uplifting than its premise suggests.

The feature debut by Michelle Garza Cervera is most engaging when it drills down into starkly human anxieties.

This amusingly grim Sundance stunner arrives on Shudder this week, and ruptures through the limits of fiction when it’s at its best.

Taiwanese filmmaker Tsai Ming-liang's new movie won't entice everyone with its slow and static documentary-like observations. But there's a poetry to its simplicity.

The German filmmaker is back to his deeply melancholic ways, and while his new movie is a tougher paradox to crack, it's mighty rewarding.

Though its script gets bogged down in a carousel of people and perils, Robert Connolly’s sun-baked new movie succeeds thanks to its strong sense of emotional fragility and the questions surrounding its lead character.

Mohammed Rasoulof shot his latest project in secrecy, having been targeted by his home country in the past for the revealing stories he tells. It went on to win the Golden Bear in Berlin.

Charléne Favier's frosty feature debut covers a broad canvas of emotional consequence via a small-scale, untraditional, ultimately devastating sports story.