Robert Abele

Master director David Cronenberg continues to explore squirm-making subjects, always thoughtfully, here with a well-cast Vincent Cassel as a surrogate griever.

The debut feature of wizardly video director Isaiah Saxon — a veteran of Björk and Panda Bear — presents a rich world of magical creatures, but never quite transports.

Michael Cera and Michael Angarano play once-close buddies papering over incipient responsibilities with varying degrees of self-delusion in a well-judged comedy.

Made by a team of weekend filmmakers who took their labor of love all the way to Cannes, the movie is steeped in the language of classic cinematic nail-biters.

‘Black Mirror’ creator Charlie Brooker, director Toby Haynes and stars Cristin Milioti and Jimmi Simpson break down ‘Into Infinity,’ the first sequel in the series’ history.

Directed by Louise Courvoisier, this satisfying import combines a peek into ancient dairy processes with a time-tested tale of belated maturity and growing up.

Co-starring an enormous, soulful Great Dane named Bing, this literary Manhattan drama gives Watts and Bill Murray a forum for some serious exploration of grief.

Director Jessica Palud, a former intern for Bernardo Bertolucci, re-creates the shoot of ‘Last Tango in Paris’ with a focus on capturing Maria Schneider’s abuse.

Led by a cast that includes Paul Rudd, Jenna Ortega, Richard E. Grant and Will Poulter, this so-so horror-comedy is marred by tonal swings and subpar execution.

Elizabeth Olsen, Himesh Patel and Alicia Vikander star in a dystopian drama set in a resource-starved future when hopeful parents must prove their worthiness.