Fridae

Director Matt Reeves successfully remakes a Swedish classic to address the concerns of his own society.

A series of pretty pictures and occasional good performances and well-constructed moments may not add up to saying anything of meaning.

A deceptively deep drama in the guise of a mystery thriller, Michael Haneke proves once again among the sliest of filmmakers.

Will Confessions snag a Best Foreign Film Oscar next year?

Flowers showcases the best of Japanese cinema from the 1950s to the 2000s.

If you want to be rich, work hard. If you want to be very rich, make friends in the right places. If you want to be very, very rich – lie, cheat, steal, and make enemies!

Catch the i-trailer to The Social Network. 

Ben Affleck once again proves a better director than actor in a muscular crime film that falls short of its intended caliber, but hits hard enough to divert nevertheless.

Anton Corbijn aims for and delivers an elegant and fine-tuned genre exercise. 

Tilda Swinton shines in this impossibly beautiful piece.