“Juror #2” confronts us with an uncomfortable reality: following your conscience often comes at great personal cost.

Before it is a thriller, before it is a dark comedy, “Bad Sisters” is a love story.

David Lodge's novels—as well as his many works of nonfiction—made him an important figure in 20th-century British literature. He also captured well the angst of many lay Catholics in the aftermath of Vatican II.

In 1930, Hollywood teamed up with the Catholic Church. The result was the Production Code, a document that dictated what movies could and could not depict.

Robert Eggers’s ‘Nosferatu’ walks the line between desire and dread, the thrill and terror of surrender.

As a young Bob Dylan in "A Complete Unknown," Timothee Chalamet captures some of the iconic singer's enigmatic yet magnetic personality.