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Chopped to ribbons by the American distributor upon its initial release, Wenders’ sprawling Odyssean epic is only now seen in its true form, in a positively Homeric 295 minute version.

The British documentary series about growing up faces growing old

Chilly nature documentary has a cuddly heart that's perfect for young animal lovers

Jay Duplass and Edie Falco in a story of post-prison re-integration.

Eastwood cast innovative to re-create the Paris train attack.

James Baker allegedly videotaped female colleagues in the shower

Classes clash over chow

Werner Herzog goes down the internet rabbit hole

Separated at birth, reunited online

Teens discover plans for a time machine within found footage, but things go awry when they begin to construct it.

Mad genius TV writer Dan Harmon (Community) embarks on a 20-city tour taping his popular podcast in front of live audiences.

Indian drama explores Mumbai's seedy, C-grade film industry in the late Eighties.

Johnny Knoxville unleashes jackassery on unsuspecting bystanders while dressed as 86-year-old Irving Zisman and accompanied by his equally brazen 8-year-old grandson.

Danny Boyle's film swerves unevenly between moods and motivations, from heist film to psychosexual thriller, and dreamy logic to amped-up action.

Six retired directors of Israel’s domestic intelligence agency candidly reflect.

Sarah Polley's sophomore film, starring Michelle Williams and Seth Rogen, is an inquiry into commitment and carnal desire, and the hard choices we make when the two don’t align.

Two estranged brothers revive their childhood competitions, much to the alarm of their families in this Duplass brothers' microbudget throwback.

Eleven-year-old Paloma moves from girlish self-destruction to engagement with the world without ever leaving the confines of her French apartment building.

Julia Roberts stars in this adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert's novel about a journey of self-discovery, but the result is undercooked.

The fashion designer Valentino is the subject of this intimate portrait.

Anne Hathaway tears up the screen in Jonathan Demme's new film about a self-absorbed woman who wreaks family havoc while out of rehab to attend her sister's wedding.

Teaching technology, telenovela, and how to straddle two countries and two cultures with a camera

A Viking movie with this many graphic decapitations shouldn't be such a bore.

A wickedly entertaining postmodern take on the hallowed, Eighties-era slasher flicks.

It's been a very long time since any Robert Altman film has been as enjoyable as A Prairie Home Companion.

Bollywood gangster film honors The Godfather.

While the unconventional Yes doesn’t realize all of its artistic ambitions, its depiction of romantic passion still resonates.