"The Room Next Door," the title of which plays off Virginia Woolf's "A Room of One's Own," is about finding dignity and contentment with death as a natural part of life, and, perhaps, the mystery ...

Based on a book, The Room Next Door marks Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar’s first full-length English-language feature movie ...

Structured as a kind of verbal dance where Swinton takes the lead, “The Room Next Door” finds time to better shade in Moore’s character whenever Ingrid leaves the rented house.

The new film “The Room Next Door” is a rare misfire from filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar: clunky, wooden, and a tonal mishmash.

When searching for your dream home, sometimes it’s worth turning your head to look at what you’ll be moving next door to. It might not be immediately apparent that choosing a home next door to ...

The Room Next Door tells the story of a journalist dying of cancer who calls on an old friend to be with her when she ends her life (in the room next door). The two have not seen each other in a long ...

It’s your house.” “This one’s a little small. ... The Room Next Door Rated PG-13 for frank discussion of euthanasia pills, a bit about sex and, of course, dying.

‘The Room Next Door’ receives 5.5 out of 10 stars. Opening in wide release in theaters on January 18th, ‘The Room Next Door’ represents something that would ordinarily be cause for ...

Pedro Almodóvar’s “The Room Next Door,” starring Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton, takes a bit to get going, but when it does bloom, it's beautiful.

“The Room Next Door” is vibrantly shot (by Eduard Grau), notably when the characters move to a fancy modernist rented vacation home in the upstate country near Woodstock, NY.