Movie Reviews

“Afterimage,” the final film in the illustrious career of Andrzej Wajda, the winner of an honorary Academy Award in 2000,

  “Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story” is documentary filmmaker Daniel Raim’s ode to a couple whose greatest triumph

    “Truman” is a sincere attempt at showing the intimacy only old friends can share. Julián, a respected actor,

Betting on Zero, the brilliant new docu-thriller written and directed by Theodore Braun, follows the story of Bill Ackman, billionaire

  “The Salesman,” the latest film from Iranian master Asghar Farhadi (“A Separation,” “The Past”), is another strong character drama

“Things to Come,” written and directed by Mia Hansen Løve, arrives on the scene with a major calling card –

In an absolute case of “truth is stranger than fiction,” “The Lovers and the Despot” both defies credulity and inspires

  “London Road,” ostensibly about serial killings that centered on one street, the aforementioned London Road, in the seaside city

“Fatima” is certainly a well-intentioned film. Director Philippe Faucon grew up in France as a first generation child in a

In “My King,” writer/director Maïwenn  has given us the gift of another superb character drama of disturbing proportions. Her pervious

Produced by HBO, one of the high water marks of documentary filmmaking, “Abortion: Stories Women Tell” is thoughtfully and incisively

  Carlos Saura, the renowned Spanish filmmaker now in his mid 80s, has focused his lens on the folk dances

“Our Kind of Traitor,” Hossein Amini’s brilliant adaptation of John LeCarré’s novel directed by Susanna White, is breathtaking in every

“The Fits,” the narrative feature debut of Anna Rose Holmer, who directed, produced and co-wrote this film, was conceived and