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Sundance
Sundance: Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss’s latest makes use of a treasure trove of archival footage to follow a charismatic male mentor and his circle of acolytes.
Sundance
Sundance: A young man in Los Angeles ingratiates himself with a famous musician in Alex Russell’s smart and stylish feature debut.
Sundance
Sundance: The director, returning to indie filmmaking after a string of “Fast & Furious” movies, wrings an overwrought Hollywood spectacle from the story of a boy caught in the grip of a radical missionary agenda.
Sundance
Sundance: Andrew Ahn's update on the 1993 classic of the same name follows two gay couples in crisis, but it’s the matriarchs who shine.
Film Review
A young journalist in Japan accuses a powerful man in her industry of rape in this emotional documentary that hinges on intimate first-person testimony.
San Sebastian Film Festival
Set in a luxury Hong Kong hotel, this clunky remake of a soft-core classic stars Noémie Merlant as a woman who learns that she likes to watch. Audiences probably won’t.
Film Review
Here’s hoping Zia Anger’s “My First Film” is far from her last.
TIFF
TIFF: The filmmaker reunites with his “Chloe” star for an opaque drama about the slippage between art and life.
TIFF
TIFF: The legendary cinematographer Ellen Kuras directs this conventional, clunky biopic, also featuring Alexander Skarsgard and Andy Samberg.
TIFF
TIFF: An ensemble cast led by Paul Dano shines in this lively movie that plays like “The Big Short” for underdogs.
TIFF
TIFF: Krieps stars as a headstrong woman in the American West in Mortensen’s desultory tale of romance and revenge.
Film Review
Mikkelsen stars as an 18th century settler facing an obstacle course of woes in this bleak period drama from Nikolaj Arcel.
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