The filmmaker's first feature gives a longtime character actor the spotlight and he runs with it.
The writer of "Keeping the Faith" tackles sex addiction in this uneven comedy.
First-time directors Nisan Dag and Esra Saydam create a Turkish delight with this drama about a woman who comes back home to face a difficult past.
While one Guillermo Del Toro-produced thriller asks audiences this week to not be afraid of the dark, another, which was a favorite on the festival circuit, is a frightening proposition for all the senses.
The director of "Paradise Now" returns with a tense thriller tapping into the specific fears of women living under the Israeli occupation.
The actor-turned-director delivers a passion project about the slave rebellion leader Nat Turner that actually exudes it and will inspire it in others.
A brilliant reconciliation of how to express the shared experience of a country and the individual perspectives of its diverse citizenry in an enthralling vision of Jamaica.
The director of "Fire at Sea" returns with this vivid and heartbreaking look at a land still caught in the crossfire.
"The Babadook" star Essie Davis delivers a delicious turn as a mother who just wants her kids back.
Chase Whiteside and Erick Stoll's heartrending debut tells of three brothers showing grace under pressure when called upon to take care of their grandmother.
The director of "Widows" and "12 Years a Slave" returns with his most joyous work.
A pair of brothers have a whole lot of love for each other in a world that has little for them in this lovely low-key drama from Max Winkler.
