Kimber Myers

'Swan Song' review: Udo Kier + Robyn. What more do you need?  Los Angeles Times

Hogir Hirori’s harrowing documentary ‘Sabaya,’ about efforts to rescue women and girls being held by ISIS in Syria.

'Scales' review: A stark feminist parable from Saudi Arabia  Los Angeles Times

'First Date' review: Violence derails sweet rom-com  Los Angeles Times

Madeleine Sims-Fewer co-wrote, co-directed and stars in the Canadian revenge thriller ‘Violation.’

The vibrant documentary “Martha: A Picture Story” profiles New York City street photographer Martha Cooper.

Jennifer Garner, Edgar Ramirez and Jenna Ortega star in the amiable family comedy “Yes Day,” directed by Miguel Arteta.

Elizabeth Lo’s humane documentary “Stray” captures canine life on the streets of Istanbul.

“The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run” rolls out the highly absorbent sea animal’s latest animated cinematic adventure and features Keanu Reeves.

“To All the Boys: Always and Forever,” a rom-com three-quel, stars Lana Condor, Noah Centineo, Janel Parrish, Sarayu Blue and John Corbett.

Kathryn Newton and Kyle Allen star in “The Map of Tiny Perfect Things,” a time-loop romantic fantasy written by Lev Grossman.

Returning to their Hawaiian roots sets N.Y. kids played by Kea Peahu and Alex Ainono on a path to “Goonies”-inspired adventure in “Finding ’Ohana.”

In ‘Banana Split,’ two teenage girls find their friendship tested when one starts dating the other’s ex. With Hannah Marks, Liana Liberato, Dylan Sprouse.

‘I Still Believe’ is a fact-based drama starring K.J. Apa as Christian music star Jeremy Camp during a time when his faith was tested.

In “Ride Like a Girl,” a young Australian dreams of becoming a prize-winning jockey in this fact-based drama, co-starring Teresa Palmer and Sam Neill.

Haley Bennett stars in ‘Swallow’ as a stressed-out pregnant woman with a disorder that causes her to start ingesting inedible and dangerous objects.

A spoiled young woman is forced to go back to China to work for the family toy company after her father cuts her off.

In ‘You Go to My Head,’ a woman suffering from amnesia following a mysterious car crash in the Sahara is rescued by a man claiming to be her husband.

Visitors to a magical “Fantasy Island” see their fantasies take dark turns in this horror film based on the classic TV series.

In ‘Waiting for Anya,’ with Anjelica Huston and Thomas Kretschmann, a shepherd and a widow in France help smuggle Jewish children into Spain during World War II.