An American intelligence specialist faces a long prison sentence for releasing information about Russian interference in the 2016 election. Based on a true, recent, story, and starring Sydney Sweeney, the film has received acclaim for its nail-biting, thrilling style and smart use of its short run time.

Based on actual events, a group of boys at an exclusive summer camp in the Mexico undergo moral, religious, and physical training when they discover a break in the fence surrounding their remote world, and a suddenly contagious hysteria takes over.  Described as “profoundly disturbing,” the horror movie will bring to mind Lord of the

Julia Louis Dreyfus plays a novelist who overhears what her husband (Tobias Menzies) truly thinks of her latest work, and has to rebuild her ego in the wake. The highly-praised comedy-drama from Nicole Holofcener (Can You Ever Forgive Me?) tilts more towards buoyant smirk-inducing comedy, but goes deeper in its exploration of the delicate ways

An exploration of the six-decade-long career of a comedy pioneer, a TV star, and a trailblazing woman in entertainment. With access to Moore’s vast archive, HBOMax presents a documentary that intertwines her professional accomplishments with a personal look behind the work. 

A young woman in an industrial Russian town is trapped from all sides by the domineering men in her life. A dark and complex slice-of-life film, critics praise its raw, captivating performances and exploration of family trauma. It premiered in 2021 and is now available to stream on MUBI. 

A renowned hitman takes on members of a shadowy underworld, the target on his own back ever-increasing. The fourth installment of the Keanu Reeves franchise that fans love for its consistent delivery of stuffed-to-the-gills, entertaining action comes to VOD. 

The Worst Ones is a film within a film about the casting of four working-class teenagers from a housing project in Northern France, and all the issues (social, ethical, artistic), that it stokes. It grabbed attention at last year’s Cannes Film Festival for its provocative style and meta-commentary about the film process and is now

An unlikely gardner (Joel Edgerton) hides a dark past and tortured soul as he toils for a wealthy, imperious (Sigourney Weaver) in this latest feature from legendary filmmaker Paul Schrader (Taxi Driver, American Gigolo).  The zen title belies a provocative story about temptation, class, race, and redemption.

An unlikely critics’ darling, the origin story of the world’s first smart phone manages to be fascinating and funny and rousing, with just enough insights to also be a kind of Silicon Valley lesson plan.

An ultimately uplifting documentary about the life of Michael J. Fox, with an interview with Fox himself, highlights from across his acting career, and recreations of specific moments in his life – including his enduring struggle with Parkinson’s disease across nearly 30 years.  Well received at Sundance, it was directed by Davis Guggenhiem (An Inconvenient