A beautiful reminder that Texas rivers are more than scenic landscapes, but are vital to healthy ecosystems and a thriving ...

“Into the Sky,” co-written and directed by Evan Buxbaum and Drew Mylrea, is a weird, funny little sci-fi comedy that mostly ...

“Edward Said: Between Worlds” isn’t simply a portrait of an important scholar, but it provides an opportunity to hear a ...

Uncomfortably funny in classic McDonagh fashion, this story of friendship, loss, and mortality is sharp, profane, politically incorrect, and just a little cruel.

Gritty, tense, and beautifully unfussy, director Padraic McKinley’s Depression-era survival story “The Weight” is an old school thriller that has the feel of a 1970s adventure movie while still giving ...

Rough around the edges and uneven in spots, this modest Western stumbles with its pacing and humor, but its easygoing charm ...

Bleak, biting, and darkly funny, the film turns workplace cynicism into an all-too-familiar joke, as those trying to humanize work may be trapped in the very machine they’re meant to fix.

In the canon of live-action-meets-animation films, “Coyote vs. Acme” is certainly one of the most fun. Director Dave Green takes a fantastic yet goofy premise and treats it with surprising sincerity, ...

A decent (and occasionally beautiful) film that would have benefited from trusting its elderly subjects a little more.

Some movies ask you to suspend your disbelief, but “Lars Shrike Walks the Night” asks you to question the very nature of existence, authorship, and whether a fictional character can become a real ...

Director Alicia MacDonald‘s endearing film “Finding Emily” is a sweet, slightly goofy Gen-Z romantic comedy that understands how ridiculous falling for a stranger can be. The premise is undeniably ...

Rustin Thompson’s “The Last Picture Shows” is a heartfelt journey across the American West in search of something that once sat at the center of countless small towns: the movie theater. Traveling ...