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Shimmering, mournful, and riotous, Babylon is one of the year's best movies, thanks in part to a star-making…

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Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, and John Leguizamo endure a costly meal (in more ways than one) in this…

Luca Guadagnino's documentary about Salvatore Ferragamo examines the footwear icon's by-the-bootstraps journey from…

Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson and a sweet mini donkey will slyly break your heart in Martin McDonagh's best film to…

Discussing his labyrinthine masterpiece Decision To Leave, South Korean master Park Chan-wook explores his approach…

Both Sides Of The Blade and Stars At Noon director Claire Denis discusses characters in exile, working with Margaret…

Double Palme d'Or-winning auteur Ruben Östlund's latest satire targets the rich and powerful in a surprising and…

In her impressive directorial debut, actor-turned-filmmaker Sanaa Lathan delivers a poised and upbeat adaptation of T…

Olivia Wilde's heavily hyped follow-up to Booksmart is a predictable gaslighting thriller with an outmatched Harry…

The well-meaning film falls short, despite a terrific cast that also features the great Michael K. Williams in his…

Despite its vintage Spielbergian vibes, Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman’s off-brand superhero story lacks enough…

Writer-director Quinn Shephard delivers a perceptive satire on influencer-driven social media, digital fame and…