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Charles Frank’s documentary about a Martha’s Vineyard man tries to turn a shadow into a portrait.

In this stunning Belgian drama, a little girl and her brother go to school, read, write, fight and learn some brutal lessons about life.

Zoë Kravitz stars in the latest from Steven Soderbergh, a story that plays with genre, triggers your anxieties and shreds your nerves.

In this electric liberation story from Chad, a mother struggles to protect her daughter’s future and finds both herself and a world of possibility.

This year’s festival featured lots of scares, a parade of bodies (and body parts) and a haunted, haunting postcolonial tale set in New York.

A young Finnish woman embarks on a journey of self-discovery that takes her (and you) through richly detailed and surprising terrain.

With clenched jaws and furrowed brows, this plodding procedural attempts to glorify Neville Chamberlain, played here by Jeremy Irons.

After letting Alana Haim and her character drift and idle, Paul Thomas Anderson gives you a reason to cheer: “Hardcore, hardcore Alana!”

In this gorgeous anime, a high school student journeys into a virtual world and finds herself amid cute, kooky and menacing fellow users.

An engrossing documentary looks back at a 1961 expedition to New Guinea and the creation of the landmark ethnographic film that resulted.