Film Review

After two of her paintings are stolen, an artist gets to know one of the perpetrators in Benjamin Ree’s documentary.

A brief but haunting tribute to a shuttered city, shot on Super 8 film.

Tom Hardy stars as the notorious mobster in the twilight of his life.

A 30-something child-care provider and her 6-year-old charge give each other the support they need in this female-focused feature.

A filmmaker searches his family’s archive for clues to abuse he endured as a child.

A sartorial obsession hangs at the center of Quentin Dupieux’s absurdist fable.

This docudrama tells the story of two young undocumented immigrant activists who get themselves detained to shed light on the conditions in ICE facilities.

In a Netflix documentary, the filmmaker tells the surprising story of her parents, who wound up running one of California’s most storied gay porn shops.

Martha Stephens’s coming-of-age feature follows two girls growing up in the socially strict world of 1960s Oklahoma.

A 12-year-old son of a Jewish mother and Muslim father hopes to serve up cultural understanding with his cooking.

Feuding factions at a prestigious prep school ace the entertainment test in Tayarisha Poe’s debut feature.

A Netflix docudrama captures the life of Sergio Vieira de Mello, United Nations envoy to Iraq who was killed there in 2003.

Alan Yang’s debut feature is a transgenerational, transcontinental story of family, love and regret.

Alan Yang’s debut feature is a transgenerational, transcontinental story of family, love and regret.

A trio of films are just what homebound audiences ordered.

Vacant cityscapes are now the real-life norm, though they’ve long been a cinema trope.

‘The Lady From Shanghai’ and ‘Leave Her to Heaven’ are ideal isolation viewing.

This documentary tells the story of a Catskills sleepaway camp that helped inspire a grass-roots movement.

Pedro Costa’s drama follows a woman as she uncovers the truth about her recently deceased, long-estranged husband.