NYFF 2026: The spiritual follow-up to "13th" lacks its director’s signature political rigor.

The actor-director commands a powerful supporting cast including Kerry Washington, Gillian Anderson, and Steven Yeun.

'Other Mommy,' starring Jessica Chastain, is among the most limp and ineffectual works to grace the screen this year.

Andrew Garfield's Ploughman sparks an uprising against Richard II in Paul Greengrass' historical drama. Read the Empire review.

Adapted from Nathaniel Rich’s ‘Losing Earth,’ this surprisingly exciting and entertaining film unfolds almost entirely in a single conference room where scientists, lobbyists and …

Set on an isolated Colorado homestead in the 1950s, the Colm Tóibín adaptation charts a closeted son’s slow awakening as his mother’s absence lays bare secrets his household kept hidden…

An emotional finale full of deep introspection and difficult truths caps off a strong entry into the superhero TV canon.

Palestinian director Hosam Abu Dan’s narrative debut about a father and daughter was shot entirely in the Gaza strip.

Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s climate parable is a tremendous dud.

The show justifies its tone, plot, and major departures in one fell swoop, delivering an emotional wallop of an episode.

The show justifies its tone, plot, and major departures in one fell swoop, delivering an emotional wallop of an episode.

Rom com director Roshan Sethi taps into his medical background for a unique action movie with Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh.

Adequate impressions aren’t enough to re-create that “Rocky” magic.

The Cannes competition title and TIFF Special Presentation raises, then quickly drops, intriguing questions about the connection between its director protagonist’s colonial-era period piece a…

Meta has revealed their new VR Glasses, with an eye (ahem) to enticing casual viewers with full 3D and full-frame IMAX.

Outside the occasional blockbuster, you’re unlikely to experience mid-movie applause so thunderous that it drowns out whole lines of dialogue. And yet this film invites just that, with its fu…

India’s "Bandit Queen" gets a welcome cinematic update, albeit one that can’t sustain itself

The Korean auteur throws too much at the wall without ensuring much of it sticks.

With the chaos in its rearview, the show slows down for a meaningful, mournful episode.

Hur Jin-ho and his dazzling cast turn a political mystery into mainstream entertainment in 'The Assassin(s).'

Director Theja Rio crafts a dreamlike atmosphere in his Toronto Platform award winner 'Angh,' a tale of colonial encroachment.

A final, gentle slice of life ties a bow on director Mike Leigh's towering career.

In 'Anchors Aweigh,' Matt Barats brings mordant wit to both sides of the camera, for better or worse.

Bahman Ghobadi tries his hand (and his prompts) at a midnight movie with 'Trees Are Watching,' starring Eva Green and exec-produced by Martin Scorsese

Directed by Lena Khan, Netflix's latest is a scattered comedy-drama about a South Asian college dance troupe.

Novelistic and abstruse, the film—named for Woolf’s nostalgic middle-aged socialite, Clarissa Dalloway—unfolds with the very same stream-of-consciousness telling as the original text.

Directed by Lena Khan, Netflix's latest is a scattered comedy-drama about a South Asian college dance troupe.

Samjad’s unique saga of invulnerable, vengeful twins quickly builds and loses steam. Read our review of 'Half.'

A movie about actors seems like awards fodder, but its humanity makes it sing.

Ahmed Hassouna’s “Citizen Osama” is an extraordinary and intimate documentary about the life of a journalist in Gaza under siege.

Shun Oguri and Lily James lead Takashi Miike's ‘Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo,’ a hardboiled but head-scratching spiritual follow-up to much better movies.

Maiken Baird seeks to locate the famous Palestinian-American activist and cultural critic within a torrid political present.