Guy Lodge

Composed of nighttime rooftop interviews with disguised Israeli soldiers, the documentary has those committing war crimes explain their orders and the methods by which they're carried out.

It takes a little while for Theo Rhys' debut feature to find its wavelength, and for us to find it in turn, but its rewards are distinctive and unexpectedly humane.

Melvil Poupaud is a man with few ambitions left who connects with former friends and lovers to understand his relationships with women and the changing dynamic between past and present.

In this Venice competition entry, an Italian doctor is nearly paralyzed by guilt and trauma when he grudgingly returns to Argentina to testify about his incarceration during the dictatorship.

The heftiest feature film to emerge so far from the 20-year multidisciplinary DAU project follows four decades in the life of a Greek-born physicist at odds with the Soviet state.

Luke Lorentzen's subtly pleasurable documentary meticulously follows the construction — from the ground up and then to the sea — of a single sailing yacht over 16 months.

The British star wittily holds together the swerving story impulses of Jonathan Schey's enjoyably silly battle-of-the-sexes satire, about a smooth London fuckboi who suddenly finds himself too much in demand.

In 'Girl Group,' Rebel Wilson directs and stars as a coach to a crew of singing misfits whose harmony as an ensemble is the movie’s greatest asset.

Baruchel takes the lead for a period comedy about a hapless stunt driver that isn't as funny as the documentary it's based on.

Annie Murphy and Cooper Raiff charm in Andrew Rhymer and Scarlett Bermingham's generation-gap romcom 'All That She Wants.'