Kelly Reichardt's movie can't decide if it's about ecoterrorism or youth estrangement.

Gia Coppola's high school-focused debut is much ado about adolescent (sexual) confusion.

Scott Derrickson's foray into paranormal serial killings contrives its suspense.

Jeffrey Saulnier's low-budget thriller transforms rural Virginia into into a medieval dungeon.

Skype, make-believe and lies can be "fun," but don't count on an enduring relationship.

Philip Seymour Hofmann is riveting in his final, Le Carré-driven performance.

Brad Anderson uses a Poe story to concoct a mental asylum period piece.

Julianne Moore and Kristin Stewart make a film about Alzheimer's into a powerhouse.

British director Morgan Matthews' debut feature tackles math, love and autism.

Stephen Daldry's Rio-set delight pits destitute boys against conniving local authorities.

David Fincher's latest covers betrayal, media hype and how a bad economy can open lurid doors.

Director William Eubank's engrossing sci-fi focuses on the risks of knowing too much.