Every atrocity is a statistic to Auschwitz commandant Rudolph Höss in writer-director Jonathan Glazer’s shattering indictment of the unspeakable.

Sandra Hüller’s performance pulses like a wound in director Justine Triet’s vivisection of a marriage.

When a friendship goes bad, both sides are victims in playwright Martin McDonagh's dazzling mosaic of betrayal.

And only the devil himself could love these two errant, thieving, inept sons...

Director Zack Synder breaks the superhero persona down to its frail human bones.

So superbly acted and subtly devastating that you’ll be replaying scenes from it for weeks.

Balloon salesman Carl’s South American adventure is every optimist’s dream.

For this Massachusetts-based choir, every note is a cry of defiance against old age.

Love it (and Ellen Page) as much for the sardonic wisecracks as for the tender heart that beats beneath them.

Hugh Jackson brings tumultuous anguish and an A-plus set of pipes — often simultaneously, and without one shrill or sour note.