Sam Esmail's latest film is a frightening view of our current society's dependency on technology.

John Woo’s return to American cinema delivers in surprising ways while fumbling its unnecessary gimmick.

Sofia Coppola explores the beginning and end of a relationship in a dreamlike and subdued portrait of Priscilla Presley.

John Carney’s latest love letter to how music brings us together is a bit out of tune but finds the right chords to strum.

Justine Triet’s courtroom drama is a tense, provocative exercise that lets its audience feel a part of the trial itself.

A film about family, friendship, and love, turns into a martial arts bloodbath on a train.

Shinya Tsukamoto wraps his war trilogy with a harrowing depiction through innocent eyes.