After a prolific career that lasted decades, Mike Leigh returns with a new, loving family drama that is likely to be his last feature film. His sixteenth feature, Tender Loving Care, stars recent Emmy winner Kate O'Flynn (Widow's Bay), alongside

(Check out Brandon Wilson's Soul Patrol movie review, it opens November 6. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) If we take care of ourselves and live long enough, some of us just might live long enough to

(Check out Chris Reed's Possible Love movie review, it hits Netflix November 6 following a successful theatrical run. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) South Korean director Lee Chang-dong made, in 2010, one of my favorite films, Poetry,

I watched (and reviewed) Maiken Baird’s latest documentary, Edward Said: Between Worlds, at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. The film is an engaging and thorough profile of the late, great academic and proud Palestinian advocate, author of books such

I watched (and reviewed) Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s new film, Wicker, at the 2026 Middleburg Film Festival. The movie stars, among others, Olivia Colman, Elizabeth Debicki, Peter Dinklage, and Alexander Skarsgård. Set in a medieval village, Wicker follows

Impressively ambitious in scope, Josh Fox’s humbly titled The Welcome Table finds the environmental activist-filmmaker-writer-musician on a globetrotting journey across six continents, spotlighting the stories of climate refugees. The Oscar-nominated multihyphenate (2010’s Gasland) then brings this multicultural bunch together around

After a prolific career that lasted decades, Mike Leigh returns with a new, loving family drama that is likely to be his last feature film. His sixteenth feature, Tender Loving Care, stars recent Emmy winner Kate O'Flynn (Widow's Bay), alongside

Germany's Oscar submission to the 99th Academy Awards is not your typical look at life after loss. Writer-director Sandra Wollner's third feature premiered at this year's Cannes Film Festival where it won the top Un Certain Regard prize. It stars

A year after going the big-budget filmmaking route with A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, Koganada is going back to his indie roots with a more spontaneous and experimental drama. The Columbus and After Yang director returned to Sundance earlier this