Hunt benefits from having the most screen time of all the nominees: her warm, lived-in turn as an unorthodox sex therapist is arguably a leading performance.
The youngest-ever best actress nominee to Riva's oldest, 9-year-old Wallis is tasked with carrying most of Benh Zeitlin's ambitious post-Katrina odyssey on her tiny shoulders, and does so with fierce…
Michael Polish's latest offers an elegantly muted take on the midlife ennui of Jack Kerouac's autobiographical 1962 novel.
The career of renowned British cultural theorist Stuart Hall is difficult to categorize, its areas of study and influence extending from politics to sociology to the arts.
Director Christina Voros is here to educate rather than titillate, aiming to remove the unsavory stigma from an unusual leisure activity.
Led by a brilliant Mia Wasikowska as an introverted teenager whose personal and sexual awakening arrives with the unraveling of a macabre family mystery, this exquisitely designed and scored pic will…
Generally a recommended practice in good parenting guides, family mealtimes around the table get a bad rap in the exuberantly grisly "We Are What We Are," the third and most polished feature to date…
Simply relating the narrative of Andrew Dosunmu's seductive immigrant drama "Mother of George" would do little to convey the film's stark, poetic power, much less its extraordinary visual and sonic…
The animated short category reflects a broader range of animation sources and styles than its feature counterpart.
For the second year running, none of this year's animated feature nominees scored nominations in any other category. That might suggest the Academy has cooled on the medium after the initial…
