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A newcomer to Beijing has his bicycle (and livelihood) stolen by a teen desperate to impress his pals in this Chinese variation on The Bicycle Thieves.

Because the two lovers at the heart of this lush period piece never verbalize or consummate their feelings, “mood” is the right word to characterize this stunningly evocative Chinese love story.

Enigmatic hitman becomes unlikely caretaker of and mentor to the girl next door. The film features wonderful performances and lots of visual panache.

Two men and a pig become more than porcine comedy in this tender and cunning discussion of death

Authentic Alzheimer's drama steers just clear of soap opera

Spider-Man's nemesis gets a spin-off without web-head

Jo Nesbø's crime series hits the big screen

When Barack met Michelle

Fictional but satisfying portrayal of a David Foster Wallace interview by a Rolling Stone reporter

As the area recovers from the Memorial Day flood, El Niño looms

This Oscar nominee for best Foreign Language film exudes existential Russian angst in cinematic form.

The franchise is back and this time the paranormal forces are targeting Latino victims.

This painter logs long hours at his easel in an open, airy space at the front of his apartment

UK suspense with a thick slice of social realism and bloodshed

This third European outing with Celine and Jesse is a grand accomplishment.

The late Doors keyboardist at the Garden of Eden

Jagged turns and sinuous style are the mark of Steven Soderbergh's taut drama, which stars the very well-cast Rooney Mara and Jude Law.

Kristen Scott Thomas is unforgettable in this French film about a woman who has to live with her self-hatred after committing a heinous crime.