The Cambridge-born filmmaker reflects on her upbringing and influences ahead of her latest feature.
Director Rachel Morrison returns home with ‘Love of Your Life’
‘Verity’ is a ludicrous melodrama that twists the story until it stops making sense
A struggling writer finds mystery and romance when ghostwriting for a recently paralyzed best-seller in this Colleen Hoover adaptation.
CineFest Latino Boston brings great film and strong community
The festival expands into Cambridge for the first time and promises a movie for every taste.
‘Primetime’ asks too many questions and offers too few answers
The crime thriller features strong performances but lacks a clear idea of what kind of movie it wants to be.
Man’s best friend takes center stage in the survival thriller ‘Heart of the Beast’
This Brad Pitt vehicle will appeal to dog lovers even if it struggles to deliver compelling adventure.
‘Possession’ at The Brattle is revolting but never boring
Andrzej Żuławski’s grotesque horror classic plays as part of The Brattle’s series dedicated to the films of actor Sam Neill.
A hapless medical courier encounters unspeakable horror in ‘Resident Evil’
An everyman’s journey through a monstrous outbreak in Raccoon City delivers plenty of laughs and scares in the latest from Zach Cregger.
A medieval peasant suffers one too many indignities in ‘The Uprising’
A peasant revolution in Black Death-ravaged England turns into a muddy slog in Paul Greengrass’s historical drama.
Style reigns over substance in the bizarro action thriller ‘Onslaught’
An Army veteran and her trailer park community fight to survive a hellish night of freak super soldiers.
Hope is in short supply as a vicious monster terrorizes a town in ‘Hope’
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