This unassuming little number never pretends to be anything but a tra-la to grace under pressure.
Its cast is game for every genteel go-round, but the real rock stars are the costume, hair and production-design departments.
The verbal sparring in director Fernando Meirelles's comic drama is sharp, fast, unguarded and downright playful at times.
Director Mirrah Foulkes’s tall tale may play like a backwoods Brothers Grimm, but its witch’s brew of betrayal and payback is a bitter, timeless blend.
Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson’s honest, intelligent performances inhabit the paradoxes of learning to let go.
Central to director Paul Downs Colaizzo’s reality-inspired and roundly heartfelt first feature is the pulling power of its leading lady.
Director Gurinder Chadha’s comic drama is a love letter to the grass-roots reach of evergreen rock ’n’ roll.
Jennifer Lopez’s sexy, sassy pole dancer could charm the scales off a cobra.
Director Sophie Hyde's keen take on the clashing paradoxes of woman and sister-hood is tender, awkward, confronting and illuminating.