"Boulevard" - see Robin Williams in his last non-comedic film role as a bank worker who can no longer avoid facing his "secret life" - also starring Kathy Baker ("Saving Mr. Banks")
"Broken Horses" - with illegal immigration a hot political issue, this tale of border gang wars involving the U.S. and Mexico plus a group of brothers facing it is more than relevant - stars Anon Yelchin ("Star Trek: Into Darkness"), Maria Valverde ("The Liberator"), Thomas Jane ("White Bird in a Blizzard") and Vincent D'Onofrio ("The Judge")
"The D Train" - Dan (Jack Black) has one last chance to be popular: convince celebrity alumnus Oliver (James Marsden) to attend the big class reunion by any means possible - also starring Kathryn Hahn (TV's "Parks and Recreation") and Jeffrey Tambor (TV's "Arrested Development")
"Dior and I" - for the first time, get an exclusive look into Christian Dior's fashion house as new artistic director Raf Simons gets ready to unveil his first haute couture collection - appearances by Marion Cotillard, Isabelle Huppert, Jennifer Lawrence, Sharon Stone, Donatella Versace, Harvey Weinstein and Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour
"Mad Max: Fury Road" - it is back to George Miller's post-apocalyptic world where everyone fights each other just to stay alive - can Max (Tom Hardy, "The Drop") who is grieving from the loss of his family help Furiosa (Charlize Theron) make it across the desert to her people? - co-starring Nicholas Hoult ("X-Men: Days of Future Past") and Zoe Kravitz ("Insurgent") - note: Mr. Miller directed the original "Mad Max" series in the late 1970s and early 80s starring Mel Gibson
"Good Kill" - Major Thomas Egan (Ethan Hawke) is fighting the Taliban with drones, allowing him to go home every night - yet he is forced to question his superiors concerning how this new technology is actually being used - also starring January Jones (TV's "Mad Men") and Bruce Greenwood ("Endless Love")
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