A powerful movie that examines the political and social structures that surround and control people with disabilities.

Ernesta is married to Lukas (Paulius Markevicius), an MMA fighter (the film opens with one of his fights). They have a son, ...

The most compelling parts of “The Banished” are also the least effects-driven since Grace usually can’t find what she’s ...

If not for the self-confusion, overwritten script, and flimsy direction that constantly moves the threshold of success ...

Elegiac in tone, melancholic in style, and documentarian in spirit, Simpson thoughtfully captures the micro preoccupations of ...

Schein toggles between his personal story, which involves his own arguably bleeding-heart disagreements with his dad, and ...

A show that continues to uphold the ideals of its franchise's point of origin, even as its swings boldly go nowhere all that ...

Over 130 films screened during the festival, which has accrued a reputation as a “programmer’s festival” in that it brings ...

She thinks “Mexican” is a language, and her defense of a progressive immigration policy is couched in a weird analogy about planning a garden party. She’s a terrible driver who scrapes a parked car ...

Of course, a year later, the murder spree starts with a note that says, “I Know What You Did Last Summer.” Before you know it ...

The world’s largest genre film festival, Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival is one of the most exciting, not to ...

The actor talks about his long-standing relationship to Czech cinema and some of his most memorable characters and ...