This documentary of current-day Spain wrestles with the past dictatorship of Franco and how maybe it’s not just in the past.

Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron have great chemistry in this occasionally hilarious and often pointed new comedy.

While it comes on as a dystopian thriller, this beautiful and beguiling film is a story of hope anchored by a movie star turn from actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw.

The Russo Brothers’ enormously satisfying follow up to “Avengers: Infinity War” delivers great action and more than a few tears.

This documentary examines the clashes of culture when a Chinese company builds a plant in Dayton, Ohio. It’s entertaining but some of it makes no sense.

This tale of people living on the margins and struggling to get by is a familiar drama with a bit more on its mind.

A young mother and her son have to clean out her recently deceased sister’s home. This film’s strength comes from great directing and perfect performances.

Documentary on Paul Watson, marine wildlife conservation and environmental activist, will make you wish there were more like him, but unfortunately he’s a rare commodity.

This documentary examines the impact on four families that must deal with a child coming out as gay or transgender. One family almost makes it worthwhile.

Matteo Garrone, best known for Gomorra, is back with another gangster flick. It’s not up to the level of its predecessor but it has enough to make it worthwhile.