‘Move Ya Body: The Birth of House’ Review: Celebratory Doc About a Genre’s Origins Plays Like a Party
Director Elegance Bratton juxtaposes many elements, from interviews to reenactments, to inventively tell the origin story of ...
‘By Design’ Review: Juliette Lewis Plays a Chair in an Absurdist Comedy That Fascinates and Alienates
Melanie Griffith, Samantha Mathis and Robin Tunney co-star in Amanda Kramer's latest oddball offering, which premiered at ...
‘The Girl With the Needle’ plumbs the horrors of real life
An Oscar nominee for best international feature, Denmark’s harrowing, slow-boil thriller “The Girl With the Needle” has been ...
Review: In the dark lark ‘Companion,’ it’s hard to trust your date when AI is a factor
Sophie Thatcher coolly holds down the center of a horror-comedy that's closer in tone to the entertaining silliness of 'M3GAN ...
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Sundance 2025: Train Dreams; Sorry, Baby
Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones appear in Train Dreams by Clint Bentley Adolpho Veloso. The two best films I saw at Sundance ...
‘All That’s Left of You’ Review: Cherien Dabis’ Drama Poignantly Traces Decades of Palestinian Displacement
In her third feature, which premiered at Sundance, the 'Amreeka' director tells a multigenerational story of a family expelled from Jaffa in 1948.
First look at Keira Knightley's next British Netflix thriller with stacked cast
We were all obsessed with Keira Knightley's spy thriller Black Doves at the end of last year, and she's back on Netflix this year with another must-see British thriller. Adapted from the bestselling ...