A little girl grieves the loss of her grandmother and emotional isolation from her mother in Céline Sciamma's latest drama.
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North Bend Film Festival movie review: 'Ayar'
This indie experimental drama defies storytelling conventions in a snapshot of life in the Land of Opportunity amid a life-disrupting pandemic.
North Bend Film Festival movie review: 'Tailgate'
An obnoxious driver offends the wrong motorist in the Dutch road rage thriller.
North Bend Film Festival movie review: 'Superior'
Estranged identical twin sisters find escape, freedom and danger when they impersonate one another.
North Bend Film Festival movie review: 'Code Name: Nagasaki'
Striking noir vignettes and candid interviews chronicle an emotionally wrought and introspective search for answers.
Tribeca Festival movie review: 'Ultrasound'
A neighborly man offers a stranger to chance to sleep with his wife - leading this sci-fi mystery on some wild twists & revelations.
Tribeca Festival movie review: 'Settlers'
Unable to return to Earth and seemingly alone on an inhospitable planet, a pioneer family struggles to survive on Mars.
Tribeca Film Festival movie review: 'All My Friends Hate Me'
This friends reunion dark comedy combines all relentless cringe with low-key horror vibes.
Tribeca Film Festival movie review: 'Italian Studies'
Vanessa Kirby stars as an amnesiac woman who suddenly forgets every detail of her life in this pensive drama.
Tribeca Film Festival movie review: 'Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain'
The poignant, intimate and vibrant documentary finds a storyteller searching for inner peace, while trying to understand the world through food and travel.
Tribeca Film Festival movie review: 'Agnes'
Priests and nuns have their religious faith tested in when a young nun is demonically possessed.
Tribeca Film Festival movie review: 'Shapeless'
An all-consuming vicious cycle of binging and purging threatens to transform a woman into something nightmarish in this empathetic body-horror flick.
Tribeca Film Festival movie review: 'The First Step'
CNN commentator Van Jones champions the hot-button issue of prison reform amid a divided nation to see if bipartisanship is still possible.
Tribeca Film Festival movie review: 'See for Me'
A blind house sitter takes on a trio of criminals in a cat-and-mouse home invasion thriller.
'In the Heights' film review: Sun-kissed, joyous celebration of hopes & dreams
If America is the land of dreams, this musical exudes hope for a better tomorrow and the familial warmth of a community full of history and aspirations.
South by Southwest movie review: 'Here Before'
Andrea Riseborough captivates as a mother who sees too many eerie similarities between the new neighbor girl and the daughter she lost.
South by Southwest movie review: 'The End of Us'
Exes are forced to live together during the pandemic lockdown in this Covid-centric dramedy.
South by Southwest movie review: 'See You Then'
Two former partners engage in a winding conversation that unravels the twists, turns and disappointments in their lives since their breakup.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Flee'
Striking animation and vivid archival footage are composed to allow let an Afghan man finally open up about his harrowing childhood as a refugee.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'The World to Come'
Two women find unexpected intimacy amid the hardship of 19th century farm life.