Film

A Spike Lee protégé makes an impression with his debut feature, an intense moral thriller that puts a human face on South American drug trafficking.

One of the leading lights of '90s American independent cinema has been out of the spotlight for years. But his new film should change all that.

The latest film from one of indie cinema's most vital directors is not, in fact, his film at all. And that's the problem.

One great iconic American independent writer-director discusses the latest work by another.

The writer/director shares his thoughts while watching the Hungarian filmic fable that won the Prix Un Certain Regard at Cannes last year.

The veteran writer/producer turned director asks why one of our most beloved movie genres is currently in such a perilous state.

This psychosexual thriller, about a sexual surrogate and the unhinged client who gets too close, conjures up a convincingly depressing world.

The legendary animator (and sometime live-action director) becomes enmeshed in this serpentine thriller that's US-based but foreign in its mentality.

The man who made arguably the best bad movie of the 21st century has finally returned with a TV series. But does it disappoint in the right way?

The director of a new female-driven sci-fi indie finds resonance in the second part of the futuristic trilogy based on Veronica Roth's YA novels.

The mixture of nighttime soap, family drama and gangster saga attracted ever-increasing audiences, and Fox's new year hit may get even better.

Sometimes growing up in a filmmaking family means sleeping on the editing room floor, or discovering classic movies before you hit double digits.