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The filmmaker blows up the genre and reinvents it.
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This is a breakout film for Taylor and first-time director A.V. Rockwell.
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The overqualified cast feels at sea delivering the lines and having them vanish into thin air.
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The filmmaker uncomfortably acknowledges that his success stems from privilege.
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Nighy earned his first Oscar nod for this British adaptation of Kurosawa's Ikiru.
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Riseborough shows terrific chemistry with co-star Marc Maron in this character study.
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The final season includes some new faces, some old faces, and some returning cast in surprising roles.
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Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan play Meghan Twohey and Jodi Kantor, the reporters who exposed Harvey Weinstein's sex crimes.
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IT'S-A ME! A-LADY GAGA!
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The troubled star tones it down for an old-fashioned "issue" movie.
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A few of these guys would get definitely canceled in 2022.
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Apichatpong Weerasethakul, David Lowery and Oscar winner Laura Poitras are among the contributors.
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More specifically, an everyman who's walking across America to speak out against bullying.
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Real-life "mob accountant" Meyer Lansky gets sort of a biopic treatment.
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Of truffle pigs and men.
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The film has been shortlisted for the foreign-language Oscar.
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Seventeen years is a long time for a family to be separated.
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As Alexandra Daddario lives destructively and hedonistically, she discovers that being alone isn't all she cracked it up to be.
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This is a gentrification drama crossed with a heist thriller.
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Javier Bardem plays the ailing man; Elle Fanning is the daughter caring for him.