‘The Kindness of Strangers’ Review: Great Performances Can’t Save Lone Scherfig’s Awkward Melodrama
Berlin: Zoe Kazan and Andrea Riseborough are wonderful in an otherwise stilted and inconsistent story about the value of niceness in New York City.
Berlin: Zoe Kazan and Andrea Riseborough are wonderful in an otherwise stilted and inconsistent story about the value of niceness in New York City.
With new films from major auteurs like Agnès Varda and Fatih Akin, the 69th Berlinale could set the stage for a strong year of world cinema.
“Serenity” has a whopper of a plot twist, but is it the worst of all time? Our panel of critics picks their (least) favorite twists ever.
Thanks to the likes of “Jaws,” “Personal Shopper,” and “High Flying Bird,” the year’s shortest month is still long on good movies to stream.
The festival has ended, but these cinematic highlights still need homes.
It was another strong year in Park City for veterans and breakouts alike. Here are the highlights from the lineup.
Imagine if “Eighth Grade” had been directed by Michael Haneke and you might get a sense of the vulnerability and dread of Pippa Bianco’s film.
Penny Lane’s provocative, hilarious, and latently enraging documentary about The Satanic Temple will make you want to worship the Devil.
Matthias Schoenaerts and a wild stallion try to tame each other in this stirring and poetic prison drama about a man and his horse.
Bad people make for good documentaries, but this portrait of Donald Trump’s personal hero proves that biographical docs are in crisis.
“Blockers” star Geraldine Viswanathan delivers an outstanding lead performance in Minhal Baig’s semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story.
Demi Moore plays a CEO with a penchant for cannibalism in an absurd but almost insultingly slapdash comedy about how the American workforce is eating itself.