This week, a sixth-grade girl comes of age awkwardly in a lovely adaptation of a Judy Blume classic and two boys who meet in the Italian Alps grow up and apart (and together) again.
In Ron Shelton's sports movies, failure is the road to enlightenment.
In 2003, a lot of talented people made a baffling Stephen King adaptation. It's not good, but time has been unexpectedly kind to it.
Two new films explore two different sorts of scary creatures: demonic undead monsters and mothers.
Andrew Bujalski's comedy about a day-in-the-life of a boobs-and-brews "breastaurant" is one of the great modern films about American labor.
Robert Bresson's minimalist prison break film suggests God's grace and guiding hand. It's also a nail-biter.