In 'Potato Dreams of America', a director explores his own fraught past, resulting in a brightly colored dark comedy.…
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In SXSW movie 'See You Then', intimate discussions result in conversations of gender, femininity, and regrets.…
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Clifton Collins Jr. brings a captivating depth to this assured, observant tale of legacy, community and connection.…
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Daniel Kaluuya and Lakeith Stanfield lead an immensely talented ensemble of performers through a confounding tragedy of American moralities.…
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Although a familiar tale, The World to Come offers breathtaking filmmaking in this lesbian romance.…
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This Sundance movie is a weak shot of unconvincing iconoclasm, riddled with inconsistency and faux profundity.…
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This documentary unraveling an invented Holocaust tale questions the nature of truth and self-deception, but never quite provides satisfying answers.…
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Darren Knapp and Manuel Crosby have created an exhausting, off-putting adventure that's relentlessly puerile and shallow.…
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'Mayday' is a bold film that shines brightly despite losing some of its daring as the narrative progresses. …
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Although much of it feels like it could cut deeper and hit harder, 'Land' is a sincere and solid first feature from Wright. …
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