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“The Lodge” builds a slow-burning sense of dread, but the payoff is a little disappointing.
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Set in the wake of the siege of Leningrad, the Russian drama takes an unflinching look at women’s wartime experience.
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Levan Gelbakhiani gives a breakout performance as a young Georgian dancer.
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Gently observational film tells a moving story about a long-married couple facing a health crisis.
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Harrison Ford stars in an adaptation of Jack London’s tale of the human-dog bond.
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Jim Carrey, operating at maximum strength as the villainous Dr. Robotnik, is fun to watch.
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In 18th-century France, a portrait painter falls for her subject: a beautiful young woman.
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The documentary features interviews with filmmakers, acolytes, admirers and Kael’s grown daughter.
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This remake of a 2014 Swedish film paints a portrait of a marriage on thin ice.
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“The Woman Who Loves Giraffes” is a portrait of the unsung giraffe expert Anne Innis Dagg.
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With the perspective of time, we can now now discern what movie was actually the best. So here we go, year by year...
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This tale of a mafia informant has some surprises up its sleeve.
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Julia Garner plays a witness to workplace misbehavior whose confusion slowly congeals into concern.
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Blake Lively plays a woman out for revenge in a violent, formulaic origin story.
The Academy Award-nominated short films are out. Here’s where to watch them.
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“Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words” was culled from over 30 hours of interviews.
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