Hitler had Brown Shirts and Mussolini Black Shirts, but what about UN Blue?

If you've lived 14,000 years and decide to confess, everyone's listening.

Nanni Moretti's sensitive papal portrayal intelligently probes the concept of burden

Mike Leigh's account of a London family's four seasons is deeply and quietly moving.

Paul Thomas Anderson's first feature is an offbeat noir on a mission.

Beware teeanged transgender mutants with tails, but don't look away.

Paddy Considine's snarling debut feature is simple, stark, and stunning.

Richard Kelly (of "Donnie Darko" fame) manages to leave even the eerie confused.

Julia Leigh's erotic riddle is mesmerizing to watch, but tease-like in the end.

Sci-fi that starts promisingly ultimately leaves a stranded astronaunt with nowhere to go.

Andrea Arnold's first movie brilliantly mines sexual ambiguity to detonate a story.

David Hare's return to movies comes with a top-notch, Bill Nighy-driven thriller.