A music-video style ad tells the story of a woman who once spent her life as an office zombie, “filing data” mindlessly while getting pasty under her office’s fluorescent lights. But finally, through Avon, she broke free and became her own boss — one who makes her own schedule and is able to multi-task and cares for her family as she pleases.

Though his filmography often consists of long interviews with hideous men, documentarian Errol Morris is nearly unequaled in his ability to inject empathy, or at least basic humanity, into explorations of figures as difficult as Holocaust denier Fred A. Leuchter or war architects Robert McNamara and Donald Rumsfeld.

British director Ben Wheatley assembles an eccentric cast in this down-and-dirty action movie, centered on an arms deal gone bad.

A warm and hugely entertaining documentary about a woman whose work gained fame for utilising the Polaroid 20×24 camera

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The invigorating new thriller “Nerve ,” now playing in theaters, goes deep into the psychology of the internet with an addictive game that’s so fresh, you wonder whether the filmmakers had a tip that the Pokemon Go craze was on the horizon.

It’s twenty years since The Spice Girls recorded one of the most emblematic songs of the 1990s and – in so doing – added the term ‘Girl Power’ to the vernacular.

Moxie Pictures have the caught the bug as it were thanks to their signing of director Bugsy to their international roster.

There’s a fine line between being a movie fan and a movie fanatic. In 1982, that line was definitely crossed by three Mississippi kids who were so obsessed with Steven Spielberg’s Raiders of the Lost Ark that they decided to remake it shot-for-shot.

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