Incest is the ostensible subject of Dan Sallitt's serenely non-scandalous film, although far from being "unspeakable," the act turns out to exist solely in the realm of speech.
Civil War mockumentary "The Battle of Pussy Willow Creek" satisfyingly sends up pious History Channel-style treatments of the conflict, gathering steam and inspiration as it progresses.
"Jappeloup" takes an essentially self-contained, relatively decorous sport -- show jumping -- and turns it into a suspenseful, nail-biting series of death-defying equine leaps.
Though far less ambitious than "C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America," Civil War mockumentary "The Battle of Pussy Willow Creek" satisfyingly sends up pious History Channel-style treatments of…
Karpovsky's pic seldom surprises, its strengths lying in a leisurely journey toward a clearly predestined denouement.
A bespectacled Iranian official races across unfamiliar terrain to prevent the titular number of Kurdish girls from committing suicide in Nahid Ghobadi and Bijan Zamapira's semi-surrealist road movie…
A close-knit trio of young men determined to turn their passion for cricket into a viable business find their efforts derailed and their destinies altered by murderous religious violence in Abhishek…
Shot in six days and edited over a year's span, "Once Every Day" consists of an eclectic, sporadically compelling mix of disparate sounds, images, groupings of people and written words proceeding in…
Zhang Yuan tempers his bleak outlook with resilient dry humor that makes his memorable characters' struggles for survival surprisingly enjoyable, and could snag the film an arthouse release.
Julia Dyer's '70s-set "The Playroom" examines a day in the life of the rapidly disintegrating Caldwell family, backgrounding the messed-up adults (John Hawkes, Molly Parker) and foregrounding four…
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