Matt Dillon and Naomi Watts are poverty-stricken couple in Florida. By the end of the film you won’t care.
Documentary follows a man who desperately wants to become a legendary strong man by bending steel objects with his bare hands.
An ambitious, visually stunning sci-fi mind-bender that doesn’t quite live up to its lofty goals.
Mira Nair, of "Salaam Bombay" fame, returns with a political thriller that is incredibly uneven, but overall it keeps its head above water.
From Kazakhstan comes an examination of bullying that makes all of the other bullying you have seen look unoriginal and uninteresting. A must-see for fans of the offbeat.
Brooklyn-based documentary examines Flex, a dancing genre where the participants resemble human snakes. Good, but too much hectic editing to stretch it into full-length takes away some of its power.
Dennis Quaid stars as the latest version of the modern American farmer in a by-the-numbers story that manages to shine despite its predictability.
Veering occasionally into after-school special territory, this take on the Jackie Robinson story is nevertheless an engaging film.
Technology is the villain in this heavy-handed ensemble drama that exposes the flaws of the digital age.
An Irish family is dealing with dad having suffered a debilitating stroke in Steph Green’s impressive full-length directorial debut.
