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Basically a feature-length “American Masters” episode, it’s a standard-issue but satisfying documentary on the sharp-dressed square who set off the new wave of rock-star reporters in the 1960s.

Historical monster Augusto Pinochet turns into a literal vampire with this beautifully shot horror comedy from Pablo Larraín.

Craig Gillsepie’s dramatization of the GameStop stock saga is fast and funny, with razor-sharp work by its stellar ensemble cast.

This well-meaning but poorly executed friendship drama has its fingers in too many pies.

This tense drama depicts a few key weeks in the life of Golda Meir.

Sammi Cohen’s adaptation of the YA novel proves to be much more than a Sandler family home movie.

Emma Seligman and Rachel Sennott’s dark comedy about a lesbian fight club doesn’t pull any punches.

The latest from writer/director Dustin Guy Defa is a thoughtful, insightful piece of work that goes on just the tiniest bit too long.

Gal Gadot stars in this lifeless, featureless Netflix spy movie.

The latest film adaptation of the cult comic-turned-pop culture juggernaut is, far and away, the funniest.

Danny and Michael Philippou’s supernatural thriller is an ingeniously devised, masterfully executed slice of contemporary horror.