Review: Porto

It grapples with emotional enigma of infatuation, and the question of how such a mighty force can also be so fleeting.

Review: Rememory

The film successfully argues that it’s through sensory details that we access the deeper aspects of our lives.

Review: Green Room

The film is an unambiguous endorsement of violent revolt as the only effective response to such inhuman savagery.

Review: Experimenter

Aesthetically, the film cunningly suggests life that exists solely within an academic experiment, closed off from chaos that isn’t manufactured.

Review: Cymbeline

The material, convoluted even by Shakespeare’s narratively dexterous standards, is admittedly a tough nut for a filmmaker to crack.

Review: Dying of the Light

Paul Schrader’s personality reveals itself in the film’s joylessness, which is meaningless without his occasionally poignant existentialism.

Review: Rudderless

It unnecessarily hampers itself for over an hour for the sake of a gotcha moment before finally allowing its actors to explore something more than generic grief.

Review: The Smurfs 2

Raja Gosnell’s particular zeal to modernize the Smurfs only develops this would-be family comedy into a shamelessly manipulative smurftastrophe.