Goodnight Mommy, Severin Fiala and Veronika Franz’s thriller—and this year’s Academy Awards entry from Austria— follows the terrifying story of twin brothers who suspect their mother isn’t who she says she is after returning home from a cosmetic surgery. Perhaps the only thing more chilling than the sinister ... More

In Can I Go Now?, biographer Brain Kellow tells the story of Sue Mengers, the Hollywood agent who made stars out of clients including Ali MacGraw, Candice Bergen, Ryan O’Neal and Barbra Streisand, and who, over more than three decades, almost single-handedly changed the movie business. The ... More

What happens when Ferris Bueller and Star Trek’s Carol are delayed at an Albuquerque airport during a layover? A Dirty Weekend, of course. The comedy, which gets its name from British slang meaning when two (usually) unmarried people escape for a debaucherous weekend, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and hits ... More

There’s a thing that people say about certain actors who play a certain kind of character. They say, “I love that guy! I feel like he’s totally the same person in real life.” Which is to say he’s someone they would want to have more than one beer with, because ... More

Ten Thousand Saints, the new film from directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini, covers a lot of ground. It’s about love and family and secrets and growing up, but in a lot of ways it’s also about New York City. Specifically, it's about the East Village—the neighborhood where the ... More

Whit Stillman’s 1990 film Metropolitan is the sort of movie that, even in its third decade, can serve as shorthand to describe a certain type of someone. In fact, it can seem at times that when it comes to quirky, privileged WASPs, Stillman invented that certain type of someone. So it’s no surprise that ... More

In director Dito Montiel’s latest, Boulevard, married Nolan (Robin Williams in his final film role) is forced to come to terms with the truth about himself after an encounter with a younger man during a road trip. And while revealing his secret changes Nolan forever, it also throws the world ... More

In Samba, the new French-language from directors Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano, Omar Sy—most recently seen in a slew of big-budget action movies—takes on a quiet, affecting role as the titular character, an immigrant living in France and exhausting every avenue imaginable to obtain citizenship. He’s paired at ... More

The actual Stanford Prison Experiment, which divided 24 young men into “prisoners” and “guards” and studied what happened next, took place in 1971. Now, almost 45 years later a film on the study—The Stanford Prison Experiment, out this week—looks at what happened during that seven-day period and ... More

Jose Stern is going through a rough patch. In the new movie No Way Jose—out now on VOD—the 40-something Angeleno finds himself single, underemployed, desperate and wanted by the law. Thanks to writer, director and star Adam Goldberg, however, what could be a complete downer instead is a nuanced, touching and ... More