‘Cold Case Hammarskjöld’ Review: An Enthralling Blur of Fact and Fiction
Danish director Mads Brügger’s exhaustive investigation into one man’s mysterious death unearths a far-flung conspiracy that might just re-write history as we know it.
‘Screwball’ Review: A Quirky Documentary That Swings for the Fences
Billy Corben ('Cocaine Cowboys') depicts the shame of Major League Baseball like an insane mashup of 'Goodfellas' and 'Drunk History.'
Behold, the Musical Odd Couple of ‘Satan & Adam’
It took V. Scott Balcerek 23 years to complete his tribute to these two blues icons, and the results are inspiring.
‘Hal’ Puts Ashby in the Spotlight Where He Belongs
Amy Scott’s directorial debut is a worthy celebration of the maverick filmmaker who refused to compromise his artistic vision.
The Legend Continues to Grow With Fiery ‘RBG’
Regardless of your political ideology, you’ll come away with a newfound respect for the tireless pioneer of gender equality.
Riveting ‘Three Identical Strangers’ Plays Out Like a Nightmarish Fairy Tale
Tim Wardle’s fascinating documentary about separated identical triplets entertainingly re-fuels the nature vs. nurture debate.
‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’ Celebrates the Fearlessness, Kindness of Mister Rogers
Morgan Neville wisely seeks the man through his works rather than delving too deeply into his past.
‘Generation Wealth’ Expertly Examines Our New Version of the American Dream
Lauren Greenfield’s stinging indictment of greed and excess also packs an unexpected emotional wallop.