Emma Thompson and Daryl McCormack star in the intimate, tender Sundance dramedy “Good Luck To You, Leo Grande” from Sophie Hyde.

Received harshly by critics and fans alike, the ’95 film doesn’t deserve that treatment, as it celebrates the original in faithful style.

Adrien Brody stars in the violent new action drama “Clean” from director Paul Solet and IFC Films. Check out our thoughts inside!

Directed by Kenneth Branagh, Death on the Nile is a love meets rage whodunnit that sadly falls short of fantastic.

Halfway through “14 Days of Love,” we bask in the brilliance of Cheryl Dunye’s blisteringly original ‘The Watermelon Woman’ (1996).

Despite my earlier criticisms of the show’s superficiality, I easily prefer the comically absurd girl-group plotlines to the emotionally unbearable quality of episode five.

Phyllis Nagy makes her feature directorial debut in the Sundance docudrama “Call Jane” starring Elizabeth Banks. Get our thoughts!

I think the Peacemaker series is really showcasing John Cena’s acting abilities. Even in little bursts, he’s able to display so much emotion and depth.