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Review: Gloria Bell

In Gloria Bell, Chilean director Sebastián Lelio's English-language remake of his 2013 film Gloria, Julianne Moore embodies the titular...

A superb and delicately rendered adaptation of Ann Patchett's 2001 novel, Bel Canto is a lyrical expression of how love, understanding...

Wonderstruck, the new film from Todd Haynes adapted from Brian Selznick's 2011 novel, tells of two parallel pilgrimages and, as such,...

Welcome to Suburbicon, a community whose idea of itself as "a melting pot of diversity" is defined by the full spectrum of whiteness. One...

Kingsman: The Golden Circle makes no bones about its intentions to be a bigger, louder, more frenetic, and even more absurd sequel to the...

A delightful screwball comedy that revolves around a young woman who discovers that life is not always within her control, Maggie's Plan...

Solid performances can't quite save Freeheld, a fact-based drama that allows the political to overwhelm the personal. As with The Danish...

The warrior is tired. More than ever, Katniss Everdeen bears the emotional and physical battle scars of being the symbol of the...

Not much happens in Seventh Son, though it certainly works hard to convince you otherwise. Based on the first book in Joseph Delaney's...

How many of us have experienced the occasional lapse of memory? Or perhaps been at a loss for a particular word? Do we give these odd...