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Nicole Holofcener continues to successfully mine seemingly small-scale problems in this warm Julia Louis-Dreyfus comedy.

The legendary thespian is slumming again in another decidedly mid family comedy.

Margaret Qualley dominates Christopher Abbott — and the audience — in this wonderfully twisted BDSM comedy.

Paul Schrader’s latest is a piercing character study and a tough meditation on the limits of redemption.

J. Lo is on a quest to protect her daughter – and her flawless skin – in this maddeningly mediocre Netflix thriller.

This exploration of the rise and fall of the first mainstream smartphone is the best of the recent “How This Became a Thing” movies.

This gripping Chilean film channels Alan J. Pakula while offering an alternate take on the political thriller.

Judy Blume’s classic finally gets the adaptation it deserves with this lovely film from Kelly Fremon Craig.

The story of French-Caribbean violinist and composer Chevalier de Saint-Georges is more than your typical big-screen period biopic.

After ‘Hereditary’ and ‘Midsommar,’ Ari Aster offers a new kind of nightmare with this panic-inducing surreal comedy.

The ‘Dracula’-inspired horror/comedy takes a one-joke premise and stretches it until it snaps.

This scattershot mob comedy is a waste of Toni Collette’s talents and the audience’s time.