Will (Ben Foster)—a lone-wolf American cartographer on contract to collect data on the ground to match to satellite maps in…
Japan’s Hirokazu Koreeda has always been an astute observer of all human behavior, but his greatest gift as a filmmaker…
What’s missing from first-time director Lorene Scafaria’s Steve Carell–vehicle misfire is the one element any apocalypse narrative suffocates without—urgency. Scafaria,…
The origin story of a beloved bedroom gadget, Hysteria, set in London in the 1880s, proceeds as a tedious, clumsy…
Writer/director Mia Hansen-Løve’s life-inspired feature begins in 1999, when protagonist Camille (Lola Créton), a highly emotional high-school girl in love,…
When we’re first introduced to emaciated, bug-eyed, trembling Bobby Liebling, the 50-ish frontman of the frequently dormant cult metal band…
Set in the Norwegian boonies, Jannicke Systad Jacobsen’s debut feature (based on Olaug Nilssen’s 2005 novel) introduces its 15-year-old protagonist…
Seattle filmmaker Lynn Shelton’s fourth feature is another agreeable exercise in small-scale humanism, an intimate three-hander set mostly in a…
Shot mostly in black-and-white by local cinematographer Ben Kasulke, Guy Maddin’s latest feels like a rehash of all his prior…
What could be hotter than a bed-hopping bodice-ripper in which the movie hunk of the moment plows through three of…
In this star-clogged pop-musical diversion (based on a jukebox musical built around an afternoon of VH1 Classics’ worth of ’80s…
The first film from émigré director Pawel Pawlikowski since 2004’s dreamy My Summer of Love, this thoroughly odd and brooding…
It’s a warm spring evening on the Paramount Pictures lot in Hollywood, and the crowd jostling for hors d’oeuvres in…
With deadpan impatience/intelligence, Aubrey Plaza (Parks and Recreation) plays Darius, an intern at Seattle magazine sent to the Olympic Peninsula…
It’s 1965, the rainy end of summer on the rocky coast of a fictional New England isle. Twelve-year-old Sam (Jared…
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 Future Lasts Forever/4 p.m., Pacific Place Turkish writer/director Özcan Alper places a modern young woman squarely at…
Prone to shallow ponderousness, Prometheus assumes the air of a blockbuster-with-brains that links the genesis and ultimate fate of mankind…
The prolific Hong Sang-soo’s 12th film begins with Sungjoon (Yu Jun-sang), a former film director now retired to a professorship…
As an actor, Anders Danielsen Lie has a frail, almost birdlike quality. He’s like some creature plucked too soon from…
How much longer must we wait for a vehicle worthy of Jane Fonda, whose past few roles are just shy…
