A star-studded ensemble can’t save this latest adaptation of Chekhov’s famous play from mediocrity.
Marital woe plagues a young couple honeymooning on the Dorset coast in this Ian McEwan adaptation.
Saoirse Ronan experiences growing pains in Sacramento in Greta Gerwig’s delightful indie comedy.
Saoirse Ronan is in scintillating form in this lavish period drama from director John Crowley.
Ryan Gosling’s first stint behind the camera produces bold and sometimes baffling results.
By Anton Bitel
Bloodsuckers hit the beach in Neil Jordan’s woozy and extremely violent British noir.
A pure, wonderfully animated story of friendship against the odds from an emerging anime voice.
Any intrigue established in Hanna is smothered by a director unable to overcome his own art house ambitions.
Joe Wright’s World War Two weepie is a near masterpiece that only lacks the substance of great performances.
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