Nia DaCosta’s perspective expands the world of Candyman with dark humor and with a visual style that cements her as an exciting director.

In its second season, Kaling and co-creator Lang Fisher delve deeper into Devi's relationships as she adjusts to life without her father.

Shiva Baby is an astonishing directorial debut, and there's a good reason it's the talk of the town. It's bloody fantastic!

Kate Winslet is nothing short of extraordinary as the renowned scientist Mary Anning, who registers a thousand words from a single look.

Falling into familiar musical biopic tropes, Daniels' The United States vs. Billie Holiday is overlong, unfocused, yet graciously absorbing.

Rosamund Pike is deliciously cast as the evil Marla Grayson, who not just gets her comeuppance but fights until the very last moments.

Supernova is, perhaps, the most romantic film of this past year.

The direction here is critical, and George C. Wolfe ensures that the dialogue is compelling without detracting from performances.

In Happiest Season, family hiding secrets from each other learn how to open up and deal with some harsh truths.

What had the potential to be a layered romantic drama depicting a gay couple became an overwrought coming out story.

Monsoon is an appealing escape with a courageous man searching for his roots while grieving for his mother and falling in love.