Rob Reiner blasts apart W's claim that Saddam Hussein had "weapons of mass destruction." For director Reiner, a camera is a weapon of narrative destruction. Woody Harrelson and James Marsden star.
The latest from Hirokazu Koreeda (After Life, Our Little Sister) chronicles a family of small-time crooks that take in a child they find outside in the cold.
As if in imitation of the ruthless Mexican drug cartel its heroes go after, director Stefano Sollima’s sequel decapitates, disembowels, and castrates Denis Villeneuve’s beautiful, tough, and sad 2015 original. Head: what had been a smart take on the difficulty of doing right even when you’re righteous — particularly when …
Directors Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar’s documentary does for the victims of Franco’s reign in Spain what Finding Oscar did for massacre victims in Guatemala — that is, track the dogged efforts of those who refuse to let the past stay buried when the suffering it caused is still very …
Hyper-performing single mother and strangely struggling mommyvlogger Anna Kendrick crosses paths with mysterious and free-spirited career gal Blake Lively. The two bond over martinis and mutual admiration: Kendrick is taken with Lively’s passionate marriage and aggressive attitude; Lively likes Kendrick’s down-home sweetness and motherly devotion. But the marriage doesn’t keep …
Leo Zahn turns his interview with Sinatra's widow, Barbara Marx, into a documentary that explores the last 20 years of Chairman of the Board's life.
Director and co-writer Jacques Audiard knows that the old west’s big open spaces make room for the asking of big open-ended questions, and the biggest one he asks here is, “Can a man change?” Can he break from what origin and circumstance have made him, and actually choose a better …
Playing in conjunction with the 2019 Hola Mexico Film Festival Tour.