NOW STREAMING ON: Or, Robin Hood: Portrait of a Serial Killer. The legendary outlaw is deconstructed to the point of near-annihilation in The Death of
NOW STREAMING ON: A young royal from the planet Clitopolis must summon her inner labrys to save her ex-girlfriend in Lesbian Space Princess, now playing
This striking psychological drama from writer-director Miguel Ángel Jiménez, adapted from Panos Karnezis’ novel, boasts an arresting central performance by Dafoe and gorgeous Mediterranean scenery
Despite some diverting filmmaking flourishes from director David Robert Mitchell and excellent 1982 period detail, an underwritten script leaves us wanting.
Art imitates life and life imitates art in an unending Möbius strip in Bitter Christmas, which premiered in competition at Cannes before playing at the
Flavorful performances by some of the country’s top actors and a series of increasingly outrageous situations frequently break through the artifice of an implausible screenplay.
Eli Roth’s latest horror feature serves up outrageous practical gore with all the gleeful excess of Herschell Gordon Lewis, but about the same amount of filmmaking finesse as the godfather of splatter cinema.
This keenly-observed comedy offers a warm but unsparing portrait of Czech holiday culture that will resonate with anyone who has spent time in the country’s campsites and forests.
This competent spinoff touches on some compelling thematic material, features some surprisingly intense eroticism, and gets a major boost from an engaging lead performance by Lily Sullivan (Evil Dead Rise).
NOW STREAMING ON: A majestic ginkgo biloba tree in the heart of a German university garden silently observes a trio of stories about human connection
More interested in Skála’s artistic philosophy than a conventional biography, director Petr Slavík’s engaging film captures an artist who views public space as a place of discovery.
Beneath its quiet surface lies an authentic, deeply felt portrait of longing, anchored by an exceptional lead performance and a visually rich depiction of contemporary Myanmar.
NOW STREAMING ON: Peter Parker struggles to come to terms with a world that has forgotten him while grappling with unsettling new changes to his
Borrowing the premise of the American adolescent sex comedies popularized by films like Porky’s, Chytilová gleefully dismantles the genre from within.
While the film never rises above its familiar formula, a charming young cast and a relaxed Miami setting help make it one of the star’s more enjoyable recent streaming efforts.
This new feature from director Josh Greenbaum (Strays) has all the ingredients for a winning underdog sports movie except one: consistent laughs.
This tender, melancholy drama dedicates the majority of its screen time to a two-person walk through the streets of Liberec, and the result is something akin to Richard Linklater’s celebrated Before Trilogy.
This striking new feature from Slovak filmmaker Ivan Ostrochovský spotlights a troubling chapter in Czech history that continues to linger to this day.
Nolan’s screenplay finds remarkable emotional depth in Homer’s ancient text, transforming a legendary adventure into a deeply human story about the impossible struggle to return to the person one once was.
NOW STREAMING ON: Evil spirits possess a family mourning the death of a son and brother at an isolated country estate in Evil Dead Burn,
Wilde draws some exceptional performances from her cast, but her decision to drape the film in an oppressively flat visual palette undercuts the intimacy she otherwise handles with confidence.
This assured debut from Australian writer-director Adrian Chiarella distinguishes itself through its specific focus on homosexuality as both lived experience and socially constructed curse.
This love letter to early cinema is frequently inspired, occasionally overstuffed, and ultimately split between cinephile delight and familiar franchise fatigue.
Supergirl takes a refreshing break from the usual superhero tropes to deliver something more like Mad Max: Fury Road, but the character work is sketchy, the themes are muddled, and the visual presentation is a murky mess.