A true original dark comedy about a college professor (Nicholas Cage) who suddenly finds himself starring in millions of strangers’ dreams, which take a turn for the nightmarish…leaving him (and us) to confront all the variations on fame, influencers, cancel culture, and their opposites.
Praised by several top critics as one of the most gripping murder mysteries of the year, the French drama weaves true crime with a courtroom drama that doubles as an interrogation of marriage, and the blurry lines between truth and fiction. Prepare for two and a half hours.
The first film in Zach Snyder’s 2-part sci-fi adventure about a peaceful colony an a moon at the edge of the galaxy suddenly threatened by invaders, and the woman (Sofia Boutella) who is their only hope of saving them. Critics are not exactly on board, but it’s a new Star Wars adjacent universe with an
A stirring documentary that assembles the adventurous life of young, aspiring filmmaker Daniel Northcott, who started filming his life as a boy before traveling to 42 countries that included war zones, sacred sites, and epic landmarks — saving keepsakes along the way. When he receives a shocking health diagnosis, he makes it his mission to
A stirring, feverishly impressionistic biopic about the legendary conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein (played by Bradley Cooper, who also directs and co-wrote the script), Maestro explores his lifelong relationship with wife Felicia (played by Carey Mulligan), his bisexuality, his stardom, his ego, and his prodigious talent. Reviews are mostly favorable, and the film is sure
Set 64 years before the events of the first film in the trilogy, Ballad serves as an origin story that explains how the ruthless world of The Hunger Games came to be. Starring Rachel Zegler (West Side Story) and Tom Blyth, the film has been well received by early reviews, and you’ll want to see
The majority of music documentaries tend to play up the drama and the breakups. This tribute to the unsung musicians behind the rock stars of the 70s and 80s shows the affection and respect they share for one another, and rarely have so many legends appeared in one documentary: James Taylor, Neil Young, Stevie Nicks,
Walden Dean (Emile Hirsch) is a stenographer in the deep south who has witnessed all types of injustices in the courtroom and killers who’ve gone free. After learning that he’s terminally ill, all the anger he’s stifled bubbles up in him, and he decides to seek revenge in the most gruesome ways imaginable. Part horror,
A stirring and enlightening documentary about the many ways that human beings and trees are intertwined, with stories about a young boy hidden among a forest, an artist refining American bonsai, a photographer who observes trees, a mother fighting to protect forests, and a man who is determined to plant them. Spotlights our connection to
Based on the real life experiences of a British man named Dave Fishwick, a crowd pleasing comedy-drama about a working class man (played by Rory Kinnear) who became a self-made millionaire and fought to set up a community bank after the big financial institutions failed the residents of his town. Also starring Bridgerton breakout Phoebe