A Round-up of New Movies in Theaters, Online and Available for Home Viewing

Take one part character study, one part campy comedy (although that may have been unintentional) and a whole vat full ...

A colorful and flamboyant look at the burgeoning LGBTQ community in the Land of the Rising Sun, a long-sequestered segment ...

What’s puzzlingly billed as a comedy – and what probably could have been a bitingly funny social satire in the ...

Actor-director Orson Welles’s epic “Citizen Kane” (1941) is considered by many to be one of the greatest (if not the ...

When the films of the Coen Brothers meet those of Bong Joon-Ho, you’ve got the work of first-time South Korean ...

Perhaps the worst sin a crime saga can commit is being dull, yet that’s precisely what bogs down this Depression ...

In a Brazil of the near future in which fundamentalist Christianity has insidiously ingratiated itself into what is still a ...

This oh-so-subtle examination of a Vietnamese refugee’s return to his homeland after 30 years in London languishes in such painful ...

Overcoming loss and achieving redemption can seem like impossible ordeals, especially when the deck appears perpetually stacked against us. But, ...