Category: Film

In the director Robert Clem’s documentary about gospel quartets and their undeniable influence on rock ’n’ roll, Sister Rosetta Tharpe has competition.

Amanda Seyfried stars as a young mother suffering from postpartum depression in Amy Koppelman’s weepy adaptation of her novel.

Olivia Munn battles a bullying voice in her head in this unusual psychological drama.

A high-ranking Nazi leader attempts to whitewash his legacy in this disturbing, if single-note, documentary by Vanessa Lapa.

In the sequel to her art-house favorite “The Souvenir,” Joanna Hogg picks up the story of a young woman’s journey to becoming an artist.

This atmospheric and grisly horror movie from Malaysia sees a single mother and her children rattled by the arrival of mysterious strangers.

The third full-length movie in this franchise offers a formulaic plot and forgettable villain.

An environmental parable is tucked inside this gloomy film about a creature that terrorizes a small Oregon town.

Matthew Fifer writes and co-stars in this understated drama about a man struggling with his past as he forges a new bond.

Mohammad Reza Aslani’s 1976 film about family mendacity existed for mere days before it was banned and then lost in the ensuing tumult. Now it’s back.

When an outsider disappears from a remote region in France, she leaves a mystery and a lot of messy complications in her wake.

Bobcat Goldthwait and Dana Gould share the stand-up stage in “Joy Ride,” trading war stories, family nightmares and twisted anecdotes.