A portrait of two brothers trying to find their own way in modern Tehran.

A portrait of two brothers trying to find their own way in modern Tehran.
Ricardo Darín shines in this finely crafted historical courtroom drama.
Forever looks at a family in grief with understanding and infinite compassion.
Broker explores family and abandonment with boundless compassion and a sublime depth of emotion.
From SSIFF: François Ozon returns with a theatrical love-hate relationship drama between a director and his muse.
What starts out as a snappy romance becomes an overwrought melodrama.
For better, and for worse, Ticket to Paradise is an old-fashioned Hollywood rom-com, relying on how much you miss the era it seems plucked out of.
A delightful comedy full of quirky characters, absurd situations, and explosions.
There are a million ways this movie could have turned out awful. This may be, in fact, the only version of this movie that doesn’t; ours, the only timeline in which these ingredients combine into greatness.
Nope falls short of the greatness of Jordan Peele’s previous works, but still provides complex themes and expert craft.