Writer-director Kurt Martin keeps his crew on the move through a desolate, stupendous outback Australia.

Who do you become when your mind deserts you? Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci tread with masterly reserve on this most terrifying ground.

Without a word, Russian filmmaker Viktor Kossakovsky illuminates an idea in which farm animals exist on their own tranquil terms.

Surely only the laissez-faire French could finesse such an irresistibly flawed femme.

Anthony Hopkins overwhelms as a man whose mind fails him in confounding and frightening increments.

This is Michelle Pfeiffer’s stage, and she commands it with the grace of Hollywood royalty.

Like a nightmare that refuses to end, Japan’s highest-grossing feature film is an off-the-rails trip.

A blazing salute to the addictive kick of gaming lays on the cut-and-thrust at top velocity.

The hunters are a joy, but 84-year-old Aurelio’s love for his dog is the sweetest bond you’ll see all year.

Filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung draws from his own family history with a fondness that threads every intimate scene.