Reviews
7 Chinese Brothers
Jason Schwartzman does what he does best in this light, slight, comedic portrait of slacker quirkiness.
Welcome to Leith
An unsettling, urgent examination of a small town infiltrated by unwanted ideology, made all the more so by its evenhandedness.
Rams
This Icelandic drama doesn't shy away from bleak circumstances, yet in dark, dour moments, hope and humour springs.
Self/Less
Science fiction gets saddled with action thrills - and old parts with shiny new packaging - with varied results.
Stories I Want to Tell You in Person
Stories I Want to Tell You in Person reminds us that performance and story telling are profound acts of intimacy.
Here Is Harold
This observational comedy finds a fitting brand name to help demonstrate its thoughts about the enduring and the fleeting.
Young Sophie Bell
Dissecting friendship and identity, this expressive effort's cuts are deeper than following a trail of clues usually proves.
Ant-Man
When it comes to efforts about superheroes, the smaller-scale Ant-Man enjoyably shows that bigger isn’t always better.
Underdog
Exploring changing Nordic relations, Underdog offers an intimate drama predicated upon naturalistic shooting and performances.
Being Evel
The highs and lows of a daredevil are exposed in this balanced documentary about an American icon.