When an Italian Holocaust survivor and former prostitute takes in an unruly orphaned Senegalese street kid, a remarkable and unlikely bond forms between them, as seen in the heartwarming new domestic drama, "The Life Ahead."

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When three lonely souls unexpectedly find friendship and connection under trying conditions, the experience transforms their lives at a time when it's needed most, the gentle, warm story showcased in the touching domestic drama, "Driveways."

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The holidays are a time for good friends, good food and good cheer. They're also a time for good movies. Here's a look at five of Cinema Scribe Brent Marchant's favorites.

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At what point does loving devotion cross over into a lopsided, unhealthy relationship? That's what an ever-supportive wife must address when her demanding, capricious and successful husband develops a disease that places his life -- and their relationship -- in jeopardy in the new romantic drama, "The Artist's Wife."

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A look at highlights from the 2020 St. Louis International Film Festival and the Gene Siskel Film Center Black Harvest Film Festival.

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A wrap-up of the best offerings from the 56th Chicago International Film Festival and Reeling 38, the Chicago International LGBTQ Film Festival.

The fight for justice -- and the drive to preserve it as a fundamental right -- get put to the test in writer-director Aaron Sorkin's latest offering, "The Trial of the Chicago 7."

When a fatally ill wife and mother realizes that her time is running short, she gathers her family together for a final holiday celebration -- and a chance to say goodbye -- in the deeply moving new end of life drama, "Blackbird."

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At a time when the monolithic American television industry made little effort to feature programming with minorities, a reserved New York television producer set out to change all that with a groundbreaking new show that changed the face of broadcasting, a story featured in the excellent new documentary, "Mr. Soul!"

When a newborn baby inexplicably goes missing, the unlikely duo of a destitute young mother and an intrepid newspaper reporter courageously go searching for her amidst the political, social and economic turmoil of 1980s Peru in director Melina Leon's heartfelt, fact-based debut feature, "Song Without a Name" ("Cancion sin nombre").