Drama

Chandor's terrific new film "A Violent Year," is an absorbing character study that recalls the gritty Lumet and Coppola dramas of the 1970s.

In crafting a worthy adaptation of Aharon Appelfield's Tsili, Amos Gitai's attempts are appreciable in translating the novel's power and beauty.

Audiences can finally judge 'Horns' for themselves with the film finally available on Blu-ray.

Julianne Moore has won numerous awards for her exceptional and challenging performance as a linguistics professor who must face the brutal fact that she has Early Onset Alzheimer's.

"Top Five" better than just another celebrity vanity project.

How does 'Battle' fit in and does it find time to end one trilogy while simultaneously setting up another? In one word: incredibly.

'Exodus: Gods and Kings' never turns into Bible-thumping, nor strays into any kind of sacrilege.

"Ask Me Anything" qualifies as “serious,” funny, and touching cinema, so when it opens on December 19, you should watch it. Then, blog about it.

'The Death Kiss' shines a light on the behind-the-scenes functionality of a working studio and offers a fun mystery to boot.

Two famous Hollywood names, Zane and Eastwood, helped producer Jeffery Patterson scores a hat trick (the hockey kind, not the cowboy kind), winning two awards at the International Family Film Festival this month in Hollywood, California.