It’s been said that the best movies are more about asking questions than answering them. Ava DuVernay’s Origin begs to …
Audiences willing to navigate the Música’s murkier waters will find a heartfelt and artistic story about a young man with …
The Beautiful Game shines an inspirational, if rough-edged, spotlight on the annual Homeless World Cup soccer tournament.
Shirley tells the story of Shirley Chisholm, a pioneering Black politician who battled prejudice in the years following the Civil …
In Freud’s Last Session, both the eminent psychoanalyst and the Christian apologist C.S. Lewis land on the psychologist’s couch.
Bob Marley: One Love is reserved in its content issues. But the spiritual issues are another matter.
A new character steps into the Spider-Verse. But this pic has some sticky bits that could make your parent-sense tingle.
The least accessible of the Studio Ghibli animations, The Boy and the Heron is a beautiful-but-chaotic fantasy fever dream.
Imaginary kinda skimps on the imagination side of things, instead tossing a bunch of horror tropes together to see if …
This revisionist fairy tale mostly minds its manners. Still, it can be pretty violent, too—and not everyone lives happily ever …
This captivating German-language drama is a difficult, rewarding and surprisingly clean cinematic experience.
Argylle is restrained compared to some of its cinematic brethren. But the content might still have families longing for an …
Lisa Frankenstein is a crawl-from-the-grave ‘80s-esque send-up with a comedic twist and a whole lot of foul content worms.
Taika Waititi’s offbeat directorial style matches this offbeat soccer underdog story, but it bounces in some unexpected directions.
Les Mis. It’s a cultural touchstone. It’s become a phenomenon on the live musical stage. So what might it look …
