Sienna Miller and Diego Luna go to therapy in this time-bending romance from the mind of writer-director Tara Miele.

Gorgeous cinematography cannot save a wandering plot.

Darius Marder's Sound of Metal asks the hard questions, both of Riz Ahmed's Ruben and the viewer surrounding the culture of deafness.My review of Sound of Metal below.

In Julia Hart's crime thriller I'm Your Woman, Rachel Brosnahan makes a case for her Best Actress Oscar.

In Yulene Olaizola's latest, she invites the viewer to look at human nature and nature itself.My review of Tragic Jungle (Selva Trágica) here:

R.J. Cutler holds back an otherwise stylish and all encompassing view of John Belushi's life.My review of Showtime's Belushi.

In Angel Kristi Williams's Really Love, she tells a story about two loves who have to choose between their careers and their relationship.My review of Really Love.

This foreign-language horror-comedy is a good watch, but only as long as you're willing to keep up with its mystery. My review of The Intruder (El Prófugo) here.

During AFI Fest, I caught up with Arie & Chuko Esiri to talk their film Eyimofe (This Is My Desire).

Edson Oda's first feature film (!) dazzles with a look inside the soul.

Before AFI Fest this Thursday, I thought I would take a glimpse at what I am most excited to watch during the festival and highlight it for you, just in case you're on the fence.