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Inspired by real events involving a Dutch couple in Santoalla, Sorogoyen's tension filled drama deserves more recognition.

Ruben Ostlund’s latest feature won him his second Palm d’Or prize at Cannes this year and it’s easy to see why the jury enjoyed this one.

The third entry into the Dirty Harry franchise shows no signs of diminishing enjoyment.

Richard Linklater's partial biopic is a wonderful depiction of possibility and childhood dreams.

Mia Hanson-Love’s seventh full-length film isn’t simply a two-hour homage to the films of Ingmar Bergman as its title may suggest.

After Ray Liotta's Police officer investigates a break in at a couples' house, he slowly becomes obsessed Madeline Stowe's Karen.

Tyler and Margot visit an exclusive restaurant on a remote island, where Ralph Fiennes is the head chef. But it really isn't that simple...

The sequel to James Cameron's 2009 groundbreaking yet devise film treads much the same ground but ramps up the visual spectacular.

How To Be Single lowers the bar of what was previously thought to be the bottom of the barrel in the world of dog shit film making.

Neil Jordan’s remake of Bob le flambeur (1955) stars Nick Nolte as a heroin addled retired thief plotting one last job on a casino.

The Fabelmans is based Steven Spielberg's own childhood and introduction to film in post-war America, an intriguing premise....

Jean Vigo’s one and only feature length film is nearly ninety years old, and I doubt there’s anyone questioning its importance today.