All articles by David Kempler

Henry Rollins upgrades what could have been a disaster of a film into something watchable, bordering on enjoyable.

Michael Caton shines as a cab driver determined to end his life on his own terms.

Sexuality and deception rule the day when a man inserts himself between a seemingly happy couple.

Documentary of the downfall of former U.S. Representative Anthony Weiner feels like a slow motion viewing of a car crash. You know what’s coming, but you can’t turn away.

J.G. Ballard’s novel finally gets to the big screen, and it descends into disaster, and not on purpose.

Pelé is the greatest soccer player ever. He deserves better than this biopic that fails to ignite.

Jason Bateman’s second film may have been the best narrative film at this year’s Tribeca Film festival.

An elderly Jewish baker’s business rises in value with the help of a young Muslim boy.

Dev Patel does justice to a genius.

Tom Hanks stars as a struggling salesman under tremendous pressure, but you probably won’t care very much.