Alex Ross Perry and Elisabeth Moss’ latest collaboration is a searing look at personal and artistic struggle.
Alison Klayman takes a harrowing trip into the everyday life of the Trump-doctrine huckster.
Zachary Levi stars as the teen-turned-superhero in this winning, family-friendly caper.
Claire Denis’ English-language debut uses space movie traditions to chart its own course.
László Nemes’ sophomore feature joins a woman from a disgraced family through 1910s Budapest.
Tim Burton’s take on the classic cartoon fleshes out its world, for better and worse alike.
Kim Nguyen’s capitalist critique finds engaging performances within its dull, tech-centric storytelling.
Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson star in this terse revisionist history of the ’60s investigation.
Alex Gibney’s compelling HBO documentary offers his latest look at a failing, well-funded system.
Exciting? Sure. Unique? Without a doubt. Frustrating? Unfortunately.
Morris’ pitch-black FBI satire marries sharp comedy with bracing doses of reality.
This detailed look at the Svengali of ’90s pop condemns and inquires at the same time.
