Damien Chazelle’s Whiplash, La La Land and First Man are all explorations of how sacrifices and hardships ignite the passion needed to achieve our dreams.
In honor of Dune’s release, we’ve ranked Denis Villeneuve’s best five films to date.
In BPM (Beats Per Minute), writer-director Robin Campillo exposes France’s lack of action during the HIV and AIDS crisis, taking us on a heart-rending journey with an activist group that raises hell.
Granada Nights’ story is nothing we haven’t seen before, but with the help of new friends and a beautiful city to explore, there’s enough to keep us invested in this emotional journey.
Sin La Habana dives into the life of an afro-Cuban couple willing to go through great lengths to escape the never-ending despotism in their beloved country.
No one is emotionally prepared for what Taika Waititi cleverly crafts in each of his movies. From Eagle vs Shark to Jojo Rabbit, here are the five best films from the director, ranked.
In Arrival, Denis Villeneuve revolutionizes the sci-fi genre with a story that contemplates the nature of time and communication in this moving, yet ingenious film.
Beautiful Boy brings to life the emotional story of a drug-addicted son and his unrelenting father who will do anything to keep him alive.