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Macdonald’s deadpan brilliance and unexpectedly tender farewell make this an appealing tribute. The reliance on familiar clips leaves his private life and controversies less fully explored than biography seekers may...

Visually magnificent and often deeply moving, La Bola Negra offers an ambitious portrait of queer love and inherited silence. Its shifting timelines and emphatic finale can feel overlong or too...

Striking landscapes and committed leads, especially Chris Evans’s comic self-parody, give this strange satire its appeal. Thin ideas, inconsistent laughs and a divisive finale make it a qualified watch.

An intimate decade with Israa and her family makes displacement, growing up and belonging deeply personal. The moving portrait is strongest on human complexity, while missing life events and limited...

Luminous photography and superbly controlled performances give this compact historical drama its power. Its dense references and emotional restraint can also leave viewers wanting more context and a deeper connection.

Turturro’s quietly expressive performance and an authentic, beautifully filmed New York make this intimate crime drama worth seeking out. Its relaxed rhythm and uneven sense of danger may disappoint viewers...

Dominic Fike and Talia Ryder give this addiction drama its strongest reason to watch. Striking Los Angeles imagery adds appeal, but the collision between tender friendship and abrasive Hollywood satire...

Helen Mirren's venomous wit and Alden Ehrenreich's shifting performances make this a handsome literary diversion. Its slow stretches and elusive ending are harder to recommend to anyone wanting a tightly...