Right actors. Wrong writing and/or direction. Hard to tell, and who cares?
Shailene Woodley gives a lived-in performance in this otherwise thin romantic drama with surface-level characters.
Alan Yang’s directorial debut invites us into his deepest memories in an affecting immigration tale.
This new Netflix film is slight but silly, offering a star-making turn from its young actor.
Annie Silverstein’s debut is an understated buddy film that quietly lures you in.
Director Eliza Hittman’s new film navigates tricky waters to offer a full-bodied and deeply nuanced story about the most difficult of choices, with plenty of support from gifted newcomer Sidney Flanigan in the lead.
The latest from director Kelly Reichardt is another work of beauty from this gifted filmmaker.
Annette Bening and Bill Nighy do their best with a flat screenplay in this relationship drama.
Thrills and chills are offered in this multi-layered horror reboot.
