A glittering couture-clad all-female cast tells a story about love and relationships, but with an unfortunately narcissistic bent.

The latest from Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda is a nearly flawless film that delicately and beautifully deals with memory, family, death, and life.

This thoroughly underwhelming update of a 1956 detective/crime/journalist drama tries too hard to be its predecessor.

Stylish but shallow film attempts but fails to deal with the age-old question: What is God?

Michael Haneke's latest film is a deeply unsettling but purposely obscuring look at the cruelty embedded within the human heart.

Robert Duvall is terrific in this Flannery O'Connor-esque Southern folk tale, playing an eccentric hermit who wants to hold his own funeral—'before' he dies.

A sweet comedy about twentysomethings learning that real relationships take commitment.

A gripping thriller about the destructive power of hidden truth.

The Place Beyond the Pines and Trance are two films that grapple with difficult moral dilemmas, but aren't quite up to the task.

What the latest Kristen Wiig vehicle has to say to Christians who have embraced a culturally-engaged, intellectually serious faith.

Hollywood is finally giving us pictures of bonds that go deeper than romance.

The spectacular third feature from "Moneyball" and "Capote" director - but not a sports movie.

The center was not holding.

A tale of triumph, but not the right one.

Greeting all the groups exploring religion and film, and a movie about marriage.

A veteran actress plays a veteran actress who's uncomfortably moving into a new world.

There is more to life than survival.

You can only cover a cover so many times.