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‘Yanuni’ Review: Tribeca Fest Closes With Timely and Inspiring Eco-Doc
Documentarian Richard Ladkani follows 34-year-old activist Juma Xipaia through her fight in Brazil
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‘Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print’ Review: Trailblazing Feminist Magazine Doc Still Hits Hard Today
Tribeca 2025: Directors Salima Koroma, Alice Gu and Cecilia Aldarondo make a maddening, inspiring and still-so-significant documentary
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‘The Best You Can’ Review: Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon Are the Draw in This Charming, Low-Key Dramedy
Tribeca 2025: Judd Hirsch co-stars in the film from writer-director Michael Weithorn
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‘She Dances’ Review: Steve Zahn and Daughter Audrey Share a Sweet Pas de Deux
Tribeca 2025: Director Rick Gomez and his cast are locked in, crafting a film that is both intimately personal and powerful
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‘Thank You Very Much’ Review: Engaging Doc Showcases Andy Kaufman’s Unique Genius
The comic actor and performance artist’s life and work are on full display in director Alex Braverman’s latest
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‘October 8’ Review: Somber Doc Tracks Recent Rise of Antisemitism on College Campuses
Wendy Sachs’ passionate and timely documentary explores the exploding culture war
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‘Dog Man’ Review: Cheerfully Chaotic Kid Flick Will Delight Young Fans and Entertain Tolerant Parents
The latest from “Captain Underpants” creator Dav Pilkey hits theaters Friday
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‘You’re Cordially Invited’ Review: No Need to RSVP for Disappointing Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell Affair
When it’s over, you’ll either instantly forget it or wonder why you’ve got such a sour taste in your mouth
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‘Sally’ Review: Doc on Astronaut Sally Ride Is Both Enlightening and Discomforting
Sundance 2025: The compelling documentary takes a turn when it begins conjecturing about Ride’s private life
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‘Love, Brooklyn’ Review: André Holland Navigates Romance Within a Changing Borough
Sundance 2025: Rachael Holder’s soulful debut feature stars DeWanda Wise, Nicole Beharie and Roy Wood Jr.
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‘Luz’ Review: Flora Lau Conjures a Gorgeous Drama of Technology and Isolation
Sundance 2025: The visually compelling feature centers on characters who embrace the titular VR world
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‘Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore’ Review: An Unguarded Portrait of a Groundbreaking Talent
Sundance 2025: Oscar winner Matlin shines in this personal and professional retrospective tribute
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‘Sweethearts’ Review: Generic College Comedy Offers Too Little to Be Thankful For
Starring Kiernan Shipka and Nico Hiraga star in a sex comedy lacking in sex, silliness or subversion
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‘Superboys of Malegaon’ Review: Bollywood Dreams Make and Break Filmmaking Friends
Toronto Film Festival: Crowd-pleasing biopic tells true story of an Indian city turned unlikely movie set
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‘Meet the Barbarians’ Review: Julie Delpy’s Sharp French Comedy Gives Equality and Fraternity a Workout
TIFF 2024: Breton villagers test their limits when Syrian refugees arrive unexpectedly in the actress-director’s fairy-tale-like feature
