Alex Garland's latest finds the U.S. way past mere political divisiveness in this bleak war thriller.
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'Beau Is Afraid' film review: Modern Odysseus tale - if he had crippling anxiety, guilt & fear
Writer-director Ari Aster's intentionally bizarre third film is one coward's three-hour panic attack guilt trip disguised as an absurd road trip .
'Everything Everywhere All at Once' film review: A deliriously overwhelming & soulful sci-fi masterstroke
This thematically ambitious and wildly entertaining action comedy is an unabashedly silly & poetically humane sci-fi classic in the making.
'Red Rocket' film review: Simon Rex shines as an ex-porn star trying to make a comeback
Simon Rex's irresistibly charismatic performance anchors the best character-driven comedy of 2021.
'The Souvenir: Part II' film review: Meta sequel explores catharsis through art
This understated and quietly extraordinary drama masterfully articulates the elusive journey of self discovery and reconciling grief.
'Lamb' film review: Maria had a little lamb ... and raised it as a human
A childless couple raise a baby with a human body and the head of a barnyard animal in this refreshing, if plodding horror drama.
TIFF 2021 film review: 'The Humans'
Slice-of-life drama offers a piercing snapshot of a modern family's anxieties and presents a thoughtful rumination of the American Dream.
'The Green Knight' film review: Eerie, surreal realization of a medieval tale
For an Arthurian story packed with the supernatural, the Knights of the Round Table and witches ... this medieval fantasy is a surreal and fantastical hero's story.
'Minari' film review: Poignant, elegantly crafted immigration story
A Korean family's pursuit of the American Dream starts in a manufactured home propped up on cinder blocks on a barren plot in Arkansas.
'On the Rocks' film review: Father & daughter play detective in Coppola's latest
Sofia Coppola and Bill Murray reunite for this breezy, low-key screwball infidelity dramedy.
'Boys State' film review: Upsetting, inspiring & captivating ride for political junkies
Mudslinging, political controversy, dirty politicking, politically biased media - this whirlwind film is a near perfect microcosm of every election cycle.
'The Souvenir' film review: Staid in tone, radical in execution & tedious to endure
For better or worse, this British romance is a film that is ... whatever is the polar opposite of exposition-laden storytelling.
'Laggies' film review: Knightley, Rockwell save this clunky dramedy
The dramatic-comedy swipe at rudderless "gen-xers" has is propped up by a sympathetic director and strong key performances - but dragged down questionable plot points and thin supporting characters.