Blanchett’s performance in Julian Rosefeldt’s new project is the closest film may ever come to capturing the spirit of live theater.
Newcomer Emily Diana Ruth’s finely-crafted series attracted talent like Annalise Basso, Todd Lowe, and Jim True-Frost.
The result is an unmemorable documentary about a group the filmmaker never wants you to forget.
Despite a capable cast, this story of refuge-seekers saddles its characters with the burden of being little more than thinly-drawn victims.
Mark Duplass and Sarah Paulson shine in Alex Lehmann’s muted, honest tale of rediscovering the past.
Rooster Teeth’s second premium show is a zany ride worth taking.
The “Nathan For You” star shows dramatic depth in this bizarre dark comedy.
A star-studded cast and a Canadian Nazi sub-plot cannot save Smith’s lackluster follow up to “Tusk.”
This version of Roberto Durán’s story is filled with star performances, but they all come at the expense of the fighter’s oft-misunderstood story.
“Kung Fu Panda” director Mark Osborne swings for the fences in Netflix’s bizarre riff on one of the most beloved novellas of all time.
M.R. Carey’s post-apocalyptic novel comes to vivid life in Colm McCarthy’s elegant adaptation.
Theo Taplitz and Michael Barbieri co-star in this crushingly beautiful portrait of growing up in the shadow of gentrification.
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