Going in Style (2017) 6 96 min   -   Comedy | Crime Desperate to pay the bills and come through for their loved ones, three lifelong pals risk it all by embarking on a daring bid to knock off the very bank that absconded with their money. Director: Zach Braff Stars: Joey King, Morgan Freeman, Ann-Margret, Michael Caine
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The Buzz: If you've ever watched "Scrubs" (and if you haven't, you need to get on that, stat), you've doubtless come to appreciate the winsome and totally not intimidating comedic instincts of Zach Braff. And if you've ever followed his exploits further, you'll remember the charming, thoughtful, delicious work he did in helming 2000's Garden State. Which is why I am (and you should be) excited by his latest project, a remake of a '70s-era gem of a heist comedy. In the 2017 version, Braff leads a venerable triumvirate of Oscar-winning acting legends, who play a trio of retirees afflicted with more-than-a-pill-bottle's-worth of crust ... and bad judgment. - Bret

	Colossal (2016) 110 min   -   Action | Comedy | Sci-Fi 62 Metascore A woman discovers that severe catastrophic events are somehow connected to the mental breakdown from which she's suffering. Director: Nacho Vigalondo Stars: Anne Hathaway, Jason Sudeikis, Austin Stowell, Tim Blake Nelson
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The Buzz: Anne Hathaway is figuratively huge in South Korea in Nacho Vigalondo's bonkers-sounding sci-fi comedy that's received heaps of praise for its originality, daring, and ability to stick the landing. I have a feeling people will be talking about this movie well into the summer, and hope it makes certain audiences reconsider Hathaway's appeal. - Arno

Cézanne et moi (2016) 6 117 min   -   Biography | Drama 54 Metascore A historical drama traces the lifelong friendship between two renowned 19th century French artists - painter Paul Cézanne (Guillaume Gallienne) and writer Emile Zola (Guillaume Canet) - from their first meeting as schoolmates to their creative rivalry as fame and success continue to elude Cézanne. Director: Danièle Thompson Stars: Guillaume Canet, Guillaume Gallienne, Alice Pol, Déborah François

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The Buzz: The new movie from director Danièle Thompson (Avenue Montaigne) was on the Best Foreign Language Oscar shortlist but lost its spot to Elle, but the thought of Guillaume Canet (we still love Tell No One) and Guillaume Gallienne (who really won us over as Pierre Bergé in Yves Saint Laurent) could keep art-house theaters full for a couple months.

	Bacalaureat (2016) 12 128 min   -   Crime | Drama 81 Metascore A film about compromises and the implications of the parent's role. Director: Cristian Mungiu Stars: Adrian Titieni, Maria-Victoria Dragus, Rares Andrici, Lia Bugnar

The Buzz: Years ago I argued with an acquaintance about Cristian Mungiu's 4 Months 3 Weeks and 2 Days to the point where we still don't talk much. I believe that Mungiu is a masterful director who has rallied a band of post-Communist filmmakers around Eastern Europe and his storytelling messages are often more optimistic than they might appear on first viewing. Scratching Graduation's surface, the story is about the lengths a father goes to to help his university-bound daughter get out of Romania for a better life in the UK, and there's plenty of critical argument around whether the tale is just brutal or more brutally honest, with a nod to the current and future generations of Romanians to smash the state.

	The Void (2016) 90 min   -   Horror 61 Metascore Shortly after delivering a patient to an understaffed hospital, a police officer experiences strange and violent occurrences seemingly linked to a group of mysterious hooded figures. Directors: Jeremy Gillespie | Steven Kostanski Stars: Ellen Wong, Kathleen Munroe, Kenneth Welsh, Aaron Poole
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The Buzz: It's wonderful to see some indie horror in the vein of a John Carpenter tribute get a proper theatrical release in the States!

	SHOT! The Psycho-Spiritual Mantra of Rock (2016) 95 min   -   Documentary | Biography | Music A joyride that delves deep into the mind of rock and roll's greatest living photographer: Mick Rock. Director: Barney Clay Stars: Mick Rock
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The Buzz: We tend to love any documentary that hones its focus on the architects of cultural movements, who often are not the subjects themselves but, in this instance, the literal person behind the lens.