Late Fame

Directed by Kent Jones
NR; 96 minutes

"Hitchcock once said that nine-tenths of a film’s success is in the casting, by which measure Late Fame already qualifies as a hit.” — Xan Brooks, The Guardian

The Floaters

Directed by Rachel Israel
NR; 102 minutes

"Bright and goofy, this Jewish summer camp comedy is populated by a large number of lively characters. . . . Director Rachel Israel keeps the tone loose, using humour to explore some surprisingly meaty themes." —Rich Cline, shadowsonthewall.co.uk

Sheep in the Box

Directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda
PG; Japanese with English subtitles; 126 minutes

“What [Kore-eda] offers is a new way to rethink holding our grief, and the end result is a slight and wistful poem of a movie.” —Zachary Lee, TheWrap

Cookie Queens

Directed by Alysa Nahmias
Documentary; 91 minutes

“Cookie Queens serves up an eminently accessible and easily meme-able serving of American-girl cuteness, featuring a diverse cast of well-chosen young women.” —Leslie Felperin, The Hollywood Reporter

Cape Fear

Directed by J. Lee Thompson, 1962
106 minutes

“A cold-blooded, calculated build-up of sadistic menace and shivering dread is accomplished with frightening adroitness in J. Lee Thompson's melodrama Cape Fear.” —Bosley Crowther, New York Times

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