
Like a House on Fire review – unformed unpicking of motherhood
This raw exploration of family from Jesse Noah Klein is occasionally gripping and poignant but ultimately bites off more than it can chew
This raw exploration of family from Jesse Noah Klein is occasionally gripping and poignant but ultimately bites off more than it can chew
Steve Zahn and Sasha Knight share beautiful chemistry in a tender portrait of a father and his transgender child out in the wilderness
Although formulaic, this documentary offers an essential look at the history of homosexuality and its classification as a mental illness
This beautiful indie gem from Canadian filmmaker Geneviève Dulude-De Celles charts a teenage girl's anxious adolescence
The late actress gives a heartfelt final turn in writer-director Phil Connell's simple but joyous tale of intergenerational connection
The "win at all costs" mentality is sharply dissected in Charlène Favier’s disturbing portrait of a young skier and her coach
The first feature from writer-director Dea Kulumbegashvill tells a remarkable and harrowing story of faith and womanhood
Ebs Burnough’s documentary tackles Truman Capote’s complex legacy using never-before-heard archive audio to mixed results
Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis play a couple who must pretend to be straight in Clea DuVall's warm hug of a holiday movie
Benjamin Ree’s fascinating documentary explores the relationship between an artist and the complicated man who stole her paintings
Nika McGuigan and Nora-Jane Noone are siblings facing up to their mother’s dark past in Cathy Brady's captivating debut feature