The latest from the filmmaker behind "American Honey" and "Fish Tank" is an ecologically minded endeavor that finds comfort in the uncomfortable.

The feature debut of Australian director Goran Stolevski blurs the line between horror and drama while treading the line between violence and rebirth.

Co-directors Adam and Aaron Nee let their performers take the reins and take command in their throwback action-romance-adventure.

Filmmaker Sam Jones returns with a standard-issue documentary bookended by somber inquiries into the price of passion.

Pixar's groundbreaking project runs the gamut from teen dramedy to action epic, and is timelier than perhaps any of the studio's previous efforts.

This Best Picture nominee from Japan effortlessly, gracefully conveys the kinds of massive stakes that we tend to reserve for Hollywood's biggest blockbusters.

Dreams are no sanctuary from capitalism's claws in this movie, which has as much heart and urgency as weirdness.

The director of "Pride & Prejudice" and "Atonement" returns with another romance that is, if less controlled, also no less daring in its sincerity.

Ruth Paxton's feature directorial debut is a feast of mood let down by its distracted plot.

A strange pairing of director and story flourishes against Decker's intensely mercurial style and Grace Kaufman's gritty, committed lead performance.

Answers aren't just elusive in this Mexico-set drama; they're mighty scarce. That makes "Sundown" a fascinating blank canvas of a movie.

The first feature from writer-director Edoardo Vitaletti takes some of the best lessons from "The Witch," but its narrative is missing momentum.