Jim Jarmusch’s latest, an anthology about families, is about words not spoken, and people gone but not forgotten.

It’s so easy to see all of the places where this unique gem could have gone wrong and so satisfying to see it only make good choices from beginning to end.

A harrowing psychological thriller that transplants the tyranny of puberty to the anxieties of modern boyhood.

“The Testament of Ann Lee” is a large-scale production, mighty in detail, and Fastvold proves herself up to the challenge of her own aspirations.

If the narrative doesn’t get you down, then maybe the dialogue will.

While “The Choral” may be riddled with a few too many false notes for comfort, the purity of its song and message make it a hard tune to disregard. 

While all the actors are doing the, uh, best they can with the film’s limp script, its aim remains muddled.