Kate Winslet and Idris Elba battle literal and figurative mountains in "The Mountain Between Us."

The new biopic by Simon Curtis, "Goodbye Christopher Robin," joins other films (including the coming-soon "The Man Who Invented Christmas") about authors, giving us the story behind the most popular children’s books in the English language, Winnie the Pooh.

"The Florida Project" sheds light on those at the margins of society, living in low-rent motels, through the eyes of a child who lives just outside Disneyworld.

Jeff Bauman was your normal “r” dropping, Red Sox cheering Bostonian (well, Chelmsfordian actually) until the events of April 15, 2013 thrust him into the unsought, unwanted role of hero. “Stronger” tells his story.

Angelina Jolie’s latest directorial effort, "First They Killed My Father," captures the horrors of the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia from 1975-1979 through the eyes of a girl who lived it.

Taylor Sheridan's "Wind River" is a murder mystery that's also a drama about family, loss, suffering, respect, and compassion.

Based on a play called "Elevator" by Patrick Carson, the misnamed film "9/11" does little to honor the victims of that tragic day.

A moving documentary about Charles Mully, multi-millionaire, who gave up all he had to make the world's largest family by taking in the street children of Kenya.

"All Saints" tells the true story of Pastor Michael Spurlock (John Corbett) and the community of All Saints Episcopal Church in Smyrna, Tennessee. With the church on the verge of closing, Myanmar refugees gave the pastor and the tiny community, not only a chance to show true Christian care, but also a way to save the church.

There’s the famous saying that those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Director Kathryn Bigelow’s latest film, “Detroit” shows us in vivid, cinematic brilliance how true this axiom really is.