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The movie follows ‘Swimming in Auschwitz,’ about the wartime experiences of six prisoners there.
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This chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe takes you to a place that most superhero movies don’t — and where you may not want to go.
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Martin Freeman appears in a British indie horror flick of three spooky tales.
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Brady Jandreau stars in a thinly fictionalized version of his life story.
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Lowbrow comedy about highway patrolmen rehashes the stoner aesthetic of the first film.
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Sverrir Gudnason and Shia LaBeouf portray temperamental opposites, but brothers under the skin.
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Amy Schumer, once so incisive and woke with her comedy, seems to have gotten lazy.
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Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead revisit the cult they grew up in only to find that its crazier precepts may be real.
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MacDowell plays a recent widow in an unflinching portrait of grief and healing.
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Acts of violence precipitate an examination of justice and civilization.
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The by-the-book action movie features Dwayne Johnson and giant animals.
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Lazy, low-budget tale is neither truly scary nor emotionally affecting.
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Joaquin Phoenix is an angsty assassin in Lynne Ramsay’s macho wish-fulfillment fantasy.
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A bleak drama depicts how perilously close to poverty many working-class Americans live.
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Charlie Plummer delivers a richly nuanced performance as a 16-year-old boy in crisis.
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An animated true story of a dog that wandered off the streets and became a valuable war service dog.
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In the tradition of John le Carré, this taut political thriller uses its setting less as a subject than a backdrop.
