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And the author presents a wine-fueled glimpse at BookPeople tomorrow.

Almodóvar and Cruz's latest pairing unearths Spain's history

Forget what you know about fast-food and takeout joints

Two great performances drive this production, but the feminist comedy feels stuck in the Eighties

Ruben Ramos: El Gato Negro's

Delta Spirit frontman experiences ‘other 2020’ at home and virtually

Pandimensional crime spree sees the crooks turn on each other in lo-fi sci-fi

GAINing Ground

Although Tsai Ming-Liang's I Don’t Want to Sleep Alone is nearly wordless and slow moving, the film’s characters are compelling and its pace hypnotic. (AFS@Dobie)

Tarantino takes Tinseltown head-on

Steve Carell soars above this overly-earnest addiction biography

Breaking the doldrums of marriage

We already have a strong contender for the worst film of 2016

Japanese anime film is a fully immersive experience

A mixture of hollow heartache and honest feelings mark this teen drama that stars Chloë Grace Moretz as a cello prodigy caught in medical limbo between life and death.

Everyone's a rat, more or less, in this animated film.

Shaky science fiction shacks up with a corny redemption tale in this Sundance Film Festival double award-winner.

Two parallel stories from different eras intertwine and inform each other in this film based on Tatiana de Rosnay’s best-selling novel.

Edward Norton plays dual roles as twin brothers from Oklahoma in this off-kilter mash-up of comedy and drama that co-stars Susan Sarandon and Richard Dreyfuss.

The long-scuttled tragic story of Ida Dalser, the first wife of Benito Mussolini, and the child she bore him, is brought to the screen with arresting style by the Italian director Marco Bellocchio.

This Swedish film is an icily sleek masterwork of sustained suspense, much like Noomi Rapace's visceral, envelope-pushing performance.

This breathtaking IMAX documentary follows NASA's May 2009 mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope.

Astonishing and hyperstylized images mark Tarsem's stunning but mournful movie, which is also layered with fairy-tale subtext and thickets of moral and motivational ambiguity.

This girls adventure story that stars Abigail Breslin, Jodie Foster, and Gerard Butler bears the reminder that we should all be the heroes of our own life stories.

The film's parallel stories of a mother and son seeking each other across geographical divides is never more than one small step away from mawkishness and cliché – but as a sociological study, it’s fascinating.

The special effects are mostly spectacular in this story of a 12-year-old orphan whose fate is connected to a holy, multiverse war yet to come.

Though it’s as estrogenic as dong quai, this amiable film about six friends and their book club is thoughtfully rendered with a certain universality of spirit.

The psychotically testosterized world of British football hooliganism, with its crimson tide of fist-in-mouth male bonding and lager-lout bad manners, is captured in this post LOTR Elijah Wood movie.