Meticulously observed and supremely well acted, this incredibly moving character portrait offers Mary Kay Place a chance to shine as an altruistic septuagenarian widow whose life is dictated by the needs of others. Diane fills her days serving food to the homeless, visiting ailing friends and desperately attempting to help her son despite his repeated efforts to push her away. She comes across as unselfish and personable, but her ever-present look of worry suggests there is more here than we initially suspect. Slowly but steadily, Diane's past is revealed and the result is a profound current of thought and feeling running just beneath the surface. DIANE proves to be one of the finest American films of the year.

In this captivating survival drama, a confident, unflappable doctor embarks on a sailing expedition expecting solitude. But her composure begins to slip when she encounters a raging storm and unexpectedly confronts a wrenching dilemma in which her actions could have life or death consequences. Adrift at sea with only her wits to rely on, she encounters a sinking trawler of refugees and must decide if she should jump into action or wait for the coast guard to arrive. A harrowing tale of endurance in the face of moral adversity, STYX is a palpable, nail-biting thriller.

Culled from over 600 hours of interviews and 100 hours of original film, Director Peter Jackson brings us an exemplary look at World War I and a narrative of the innocence of proud, young, brave men who wanted to see the action. A history lesson come to life, THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD isn’t clouded by either side’s reasoning for battling one another, but rather it is a tale in morality and of sacrifice. Taking us to the frontlines of the Western Front a century later, this extraordinary documentary captures the humanity of war with unprecedented clarity and profound emotion.

This wildly outlandish tragicomedy about venture capitalists fighting not only the establishment but the course of history itself in the hopes of striking it rich is a fast-paced, intoxicating tale of dreams and schemes. Jesse Eisenberg and an almost unrecognizable Alexander Skarsgard play Vincent and Anton Zalesky, cousins determined to create a thousand-mile-long tunnel of fiber-optic cable from Kansas to New Jersey that will give them a one-millisecond edge on transactions at the New York Stock Exchange. Both end up in the crosshairs of their ruthless former boss (Salma Hayek), a Wall Street lion willing to devour anyone unlucky enough to get in her way. Propelled by its extraordinary performances, THE HUMMINGBIRD PROJECT is a brainy, idealistic rumination on the American Dream with a whole lot of heart.

A captivating character study of a longtime prisoner who struggles to escape his past and rediscover his humanity, THE MUSTANG boldly juxtaposes the regimented rhythms of a prison drama with the wild lyricism of a western. Roman Coleman (Matthias Schoenaerts, RUST & BONE) is a tightly wound convict fresh out of solitary confinement at a maximum security prison in the Nevada desert. Still wary of human contact, he reluctantly enrolls in a rehabilitation program learning to train wild mustangs under the tutelage of a grizzled handler (Bruce Dern). Paired with an unbreakable horse, Roman must wrangle with his own turbulent, raging emotions in this tenuous tale of self-discovery.

Thrilling and thought-provoking, this brilliant, ambient tale swirls around events in 1946 postwar Germany. Rachael Morgan (Keira Knightley) arrives in the ruins of Hamburg during the bitter winter to be reunited with her husband Lewis (Jason Clarke), a British colonel charged with rebuilding the shattered city. But as they set off for their new home, Rachael is stunned to discover that they will be sharing the grand house with its previous owner, a German widower (Alexander Skarsgard) trying to maintain some kind of civility and calm amongst the chaos. In this charged atmosphere, enmity and grief give way to passion and betrayal. THE AFTERMATH is a powerful, passionate story of romance and intrigue.

Bearing witness to a time when America and the world came together in an extraordinary act of unity and resolve to achieve one of the greatest and most complex feats in human history, APOLLO 11 is a glorious, sweeping, cinematic event fifty years in the making. Crafted from a newly discovered treasure trove of 65mm footage and a massive cache of audio recordings, this immersive and awe-inspiring documentary takes us straight to the heart of NASA's most celebrated mission. Director Todd Miller brilliantly shares the atmosphere and action around the final moments of preparation, liftoff, landing and return of the famed moon-landing mission that forever made Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin household names. It's a majestic and soaring testimonial to the breathtaking human experience.