The end of the world as dictated by the oil men pulling the strings makes for some spectacular theater in Digger, opening in Prague and
Michael Showalter’s adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s bestseller promises a throwback to the glossy erotic thrillers of the 1990s, but spends most of its nearly two-hour runtime as a dull Rebecca retread.
This hardened, effective drama packs an undeniable emotional punch, even if the use of CGI animals contrasts sharply with the film’s finest attribute.
While it may not have the colorful characters or elaborate backstory from the Capcom video games, it nails the survival-horror feeling of playing them.
A 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain wafts through Provincetown in the summer of 1975 after failing to secure a writing fellowship in Tony, which premieres in Prague
Inhabitants of a Ruthenian village on the eastern border of Czechoslovakia are forcibly evicted from their homes to make way for the Starina reservoir in
Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson are sensational in this wonderfully perverse feature that probes the murky intersection between sex and violence.
NOW STREAMING ON: Dozens of social media influencers flown out to an island retreat are in for a creepy-crawly surprise in Spider Island, a new
This somber film is not a hagiographic portrait of one of the country’s leading experts in Japanese studies but a quietly devastating warts-and-all look at a life slowly decimated by alcoholism.
This initially striking Ridley Scott sci-fi flick turns increasingly dull thanks to leaden pacing and an underdeveloped script lacking in narrative momentum.
Competent direction from Jean-François Richet and bone-crunching, blood-spurting fight scenes deliver the goods for Statham aficionados.
NOW STREAMING ON: A son’s surprising revelation leads to a journey of self-discovery for his mother in Chica Checa, which played in competition at this
This well-directed sequel from writer-director Jacob Chase (2020’s Come Play) boasts some outstanding scares early on, but settles into scenes of rote exposition that drain the horror.
Essentially The Purge for rom-coms, this high-concept comedy from director Will Gluck (Anyone But You) has an irresistible setup, slick execution and two enormously charismatic leads.
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
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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.
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
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.