"If you long for a film in the tradition of such grown-up entertainments as "Lawrence of Arabia" and "The English Patient," this is one to get lost in." - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
“The compelling and quixotic true story of a British army officer who, a century ago, ventured into uncharted realms of the South American jungle in search of a presumed ancient civilization, The Lost City of Z is a rare piece of contemporary classical cinema.
"Their Finest is one of the smartest, funniest and most surprising movies I've seen in years." - Joe Morgenstern, Wall Street Journal
"'Their Finest' is an offbeat romantic comedy about making a film and making love in a Blitz-pounded World War II-era London.
"The film, based on a novel by Lissa Evans, is ably carried by Gemma Arterton ('Gemma Bovery'), with a marvelous supporting cast, and reminds us what an appealing romantic heroine Arterton is.
"True to form, Caro seems unbound by her audience's expectations of a WWII picture; she delivers a singular, thrilling portrait, filled with surprises and moving performances." - L.A. Weekly
What if you could save the lives of hundreds of your fellow citizens, but doing so meant putting yourself, your family, and everything you've worked hard for in jeopardy? That's the question at the heart of Niki Caro's THE ZOOKEEPER'S WIFE, based on the non-fiction bestseller of the same name by Diane Ackerman.
"What makes Get Out more than just a slam-bang scarefest is that, in its own darkly satiric way, it is also a movie about racial paranoia that captures the zeitgeist in ways that many more 'prestigious' movies don't." - Christian Science Monitor
Jordan Peele is one of the stars of the beloved sketch comedy show KEY & PEELE, but one of his true passions is horror movies. Now, after years making us laugh on his TV show, Peele has a chance to make us scream with his directorial debut, GET OUT.
"A cat's-eye view of the world that showcases both the warm-hearted people of this ancient Turkish city and the seamless integration of its felines into everyday life." - Toronto Star
“Kedi is a gentle meditation on the strange symbiosis that exists between humans and cats throughout Istanbul, where felines roam the streets in large numbers.
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