A slick, stylish drama, "Human Capital" starts as a class critique wrapped around a whodunit, and though the mystery elements have overtaken the social assessment by the final third, the...
Everyone will root for the two teen protagonists in Daniel Ribeiro's sweet gay-coming-of-age debut, "The Way He Looks," since the boys are so likable and their route to first love...
A young boy looking to express himself clashes with his single mother's need to control her rapidly disintegrating world in Mariana Rondon's impressively multilayered "Bad Hair." Set in a working-class...
It was only a matter of time before Frederick Wiseman cast his immersive gaze on a museum, and "National Gallery" has everything the veteran director needs in an institution where...
Forget "Wall Street" and the "Wolf" thereof: Rainer Voss is the real deal, just as chilling but not so funny. The former investment banker is interviewed at length in Marc...
Eight residents of a Connecticut nursing home take a trip to Israel. No, this isn't the opening line from "Old Jews Telling Jokes"; it's David Gaynes' documentary "Next Year Jerusalem,"...
The rising profile of Indian indies on the international scene receives another boost with Kanu Behl's grittily impressive noir debut, "Titli." Set within the claustrophobic confines of a criminal family...
A young gypsy woman trying to lead a "normal" life is in a constant battle against prejudice and her own community's entrenched behavior in "The Way Out." Returning to the...
In contrast with most documentaries made in the wake of an historic event, "Maidan" will last beyond the current Ukrainian upheaval to stand as compelling witness and a model response...
A fearful bride runs madly from right to left; a breathless young man runs madly from left to right. They converge, entwined with desire, and ride off on a motorbike...