Even in its weakest moments, Small Engine Repair will keep you engrossed thanks to John Pollono’s penchant for on-point atmosphere and the layered performances from him and his fellow leads.

Never a dull moment, Bitchin’ packages the excess and outrageousness of Rick James’ life, balancing it with his triumphs and everlasting contributions to music.

Annette often feels like less of a film and more of a wavelength. You either have to get on board and buy into what’s happening or just turn it off before the story unfolds in even more unexpected ways.

Calling this “Jurassic Park with centaurs” might be a pretty good way to sell Cryptozoo, the latest feature from graphic novelist and filmmaker Dash Shaw.

Portraying the Queen of Soul in both her professional life and personal life is a daunting task, and Jennifer Hudson rises to the challenge.

CODA is an uncomplicated and heartwarming look at family, sacrifice, and following your dreams.

Tom McCarthy, the director of the 2016 Academy Award winner for Best Picture, Spotlight, returns with Stillwater, a sometimes juicy, but mostly overcooked crime thriller.

The year is 1969. It’s summer in New York. A multiple-day music festival is happening featuring some of the most iconic artists of all time. There are hundreds of thousands of people in attendance. That sounds like Woodstock. Those same characteristics could be used to describe the Harlem Culture Festival, which is the focus of the documentary Summer of Soul.

Morgan Neville’s Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain is a captivating and moving tribute to the chef, travel show host and author.