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Led by commanding, sympathetic turns by Barry Keoghan, Franz Rogowski and newcomer Nykiya Adams, director Andrea Arnold’s drama ‘Bird’ is touched by notes of fantasy.
Directed by Jacques Audiard, a Frenchman attuned to the internal turmoil of conflicted criminals, the film becomes more than the sum of its spicier elements.
Nicholas Hoult, J.K. Simmons and Toni Collette star in an unshowy Clint Eastwood production about the limits of American justice, rare in today’s multiplex.
Directed by Steve McQueen and featuring Saoirse Ronan, the vividly mounted WWII film tries an unusual tack into an era that is often celebrated without question.
In a post-Roe America where states enforce damaging new regulations, women bring the fight to court, chronicled in Maisie Crow and Abbie Perrault’s documentary.
In 2022, Amazon’s Staten Island warehouse became the site of a defiant labor showdown that made national headlines, here chronicled in its many twists and turns.
What happens when a global political conference strays from the manicured confines of the photo op into a dark and scary woods? Co-director Guy Maddin has ideas.
A complex performance by André Holland leads a fine cast that includes Andra Day, John Earl Jelks and Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor into the realm of family dysfunction.
Shot in crisp black-and-white and replete with the atmosphere of 1960s modernism, director Timm Kröger’s whatsit will appeal to fans of classic art-house cinema.
Though lacking key interviews from policymakers, Errol Morris’ documentary eviscerates the Trump administration’s separation policies at the southern border.
