Editor Pick: Film

The Japanese classic 'Life of Oharu' is newly available from the Criterion Collection.

Each segment is made by different people, and they feel like they fall across the spectrum, from the absurdly hilarious, to the confusingly weird, to the just plain gross

Nahid Persson Sarvestani's very personal film about the aftermath and consequences of the 1979 Iranian revolution.

Only art can move a person in a way that’s impossible to put into words without falling short.

On June 23, 2013, at the LA Film Fest worlds collided.

The drama at the beginning is compelling, by the end there’s just too damn much going on, and it becomes truly mind-numbing.

Scenes throughout are forget-to-breathe intense, and what more could you ask for in a big budget summer zombie spectacle?

An outlaw escapes from prison to find the wife and the daughter he’s never met in this intimate film-noir.

A funny, intelligent movie about friendship, art and love whose cast happens to be senior citizens.

If you are all about the CGI, then go for it. Otherwise, it's a waste of time and money.