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This is the type of movie I completely fell in love with but cannot articulate exactly why. Maybe it’s the…
Depicting the horrifying cycle of abuse in the state’s prison system, The Alabama Solution is tough to watch. It was…
There is nothing quite like The Substance right now. It’s unsubtle, it’s provocative, and its satirical humor can be a…
The Narrow Road to the Deep North is a limited series depicting World War II in the eyes of an…
Given the original real-life story behind it, perhaps it shouldn’t be surprising that The Girl with the Needle was so…
Documentaries about people suffering from dementia, Alzheimer’s, or other neurodegenerative diseases will always occupy a bit of an uneasy space—how…
South African director John Trengove follows-up his debut The Wound with another take on masculinity, this time set in the…
As a crime thriller, Holy Spider is taut and terrifying, a modern noir that manages to unnerve despite the familiar…
Earnest, beautiful, and tender, Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All is many things: a road trip movie that sweeps the midwest…
At two hours and nearly 30 minutes, Stonewalling is quite long. The third film from spouses Ryuji Otsuka and Huang…
This Oscar-nominated drama tells the story of the events leading up to the Srebrenica massacre, in which 8372 Bosnian Muslims…
To Leslie follows the eponymous Leslie (Andrea Riseborough), a Southern woman who finds herself at the bottom of the barrel…
As is only appropriate for a limited series about such a horrific period in human history, The Underground Railroad isn’t…
Surreal, off-putting, and extremely disturbing, Infinity Pool plays with the concepts of cloning and the death penalty to craft an…
There is no shortage of craft and ambition in The English, a miniseries that employs tropes of classic Westerns, like…
Herself tells the story of Sandra (Clare Dunne), a single mother who runs away from her abusive husband to start…
Formally speaking, 20 Days in Mariupol is little more than a compilation of footage bravely collected by Mstyslav Chernov in…
It’s impossible to describe this incredible movie as one thing or the other. It’s an epic three-hour saga that takes…
Many movies try to be nostalgic, but few have come as close as Between the Temples. Directed by Nathan Silver,…
Even with its occasional technical hitches and structural rough edges (maybe because of how personal it is), Last Flight Home…
Featuring real, in-the-moment footage of operations to rescue young queer individuals from the continuing anti-gay purges in the Chechen Republic,…
Great Freedom is not an easy watch. Apart from the quiet stretches of time and the claustrophobic confines of its…
Three half-Puerto-Rican, half-white boys grow up in suburban New York in this personal movie shot on stunning 16mm film. This…
You may have heard about this 2019 critic-favorite from clips like this one of a kid running to flee the…
Using the documentary form with supreme clarity and righteous fury, Lakota Nation vs. United States distills hundreds of years of…
Where Palm Trees and Power Lines may stumble in its depiction of lower-middle class ennui among American teenagers (who are…
With a title like this, it was expected that Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World…
This mortifying stop-motion fairy-tale is inspired by the very real horrors of Chile’s Colonia Dignidad: a cult colony turned torture…
Best friends Val (Jerrod Carmichael) and Kevin (Christopher Abbott) have had enough of living; desperate and depressed, they make an…
Normally, a film like this would be a straightforward documentary with archival footage and key interviews with experts in the…
Organized crime and drug dealing has been a topic of many a film, sometimes even glamorizing the whole endeavor, but…
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