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I’m not prepared to call Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s “Memoria” the best film in this year’s competition, but it is the one that came closest to stopping time. I’ll confess that, at first, I found it a demanding...

A little bit of trauma goes a long way in “Escape Room: Tournament of Champions,” a good enough sequel to the underwhelming horror thriller “Escape Room.” In “Escape Room,” a group of teenagers are abducted and...

“Schmigadoon!” is a loving tribute to and parody of classic musicals from “Oklahoma” to “The Music Man,” “Carousel, “The Sound of Music,” and of course “Brigadoon,” the story of two men who find a magical town,...

In the clearing of the Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) forest of Abidjan is the only prison in the world ruled by an inmate—MACA. Far removed from anarchy, the Dangoro named Blackbeard (Steve Tientcheu) stands atop the...

Screen legends Jane Fonda and Norman Lear will be receiving honorary awards at the 78th Annual Golden Globe Awards airing live at 7pm CST on Sunday, February 28th on NBC. Kerry Washington, Ted Danson, Brie Larson and Laverne Cox will pay tribute to Fonda, who...

“The United States vs. Billie Holiday” is so misguided that it’s hard to know where to start griping about it. It wallows in cruelty, misery, and degradation without providing insight into the historical personages who are so thoughtfully...

It’s almost impossible to predict when and where a new star will burst onto a scene. There are so many hopefuls vying for a spotlight, so much talent goes unnoticed. But documentarian R.J. Cutler lucked out...

It’s a good time to be the Netflix algorithm. With everyone sitting home, watching episode after episode of true crime docuseries and comfort food comedies, every day must be a veritable feast of data. From precisely...

Though some of the scariest films ever belong to the religious horror canon, from “The Exorcist” to “The Omen,” it’s still rare to find horror movies firmly rooted in the Jewish faith. With his feature debut...

The South Korean independent film “Moving On,” which is set in Inchon (a port city near Seoul), mainly revolves around a young adolescent girl named Ok-joo (Choi Jung-woon) and her little younger brother Dong-joo (Park Seung-joo)....