‘The Auschwitz Report’ Film Review: Dark Drama Finds a New Side of the Holocaust to Explore
Peter Bebjak’s film starts in the camps, but also finds horror in Western bureaucracy that couldn’t accept what it heard
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‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Film Review: Broadway Musical Adaptation Sneaks Up on You
If you have a heart and any kind of tolerance for musicals, at some point you will probably surrender to Stephen Chbosky’s adaptation
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‘The Guilty’ Film Review: Jake Gyllenhaal’s One-Man Show Is a Hell of a Ride
Director Antoine Fuqua’s revved-up adaptation of the 2018 Danish film stays in one place but moves like a tough, efficient action flick
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Look Inside the Academy Museum, From Rosebud and ‘ET’ to Studio Ghibli and ‘Midsommar’ (Photos)
The long-delayed venture will open to the public on Sept. 30
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Emmy Voters Have Tunnel Vision, and It Hurt the Show | Analysis
Emmys 2021: As the TV landscape explodes and the amount of content becomes downright overwhelming, voters turn more and more to familiar favorites
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Emmy Records to Watch: Netflix, ‘Ted Lasso’ and Bo Burnham Could All Make History
Here are some of the landmark wins that could take place on Sunday
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Emmy Predictions 2021: Just How Dominant Will ‘Ted Lasso’ and ‘The Crown’ Be?
Those two shows and ”The Queen’s Gambit“ should be the big winners, but Emmy voters like to throw in a few surprises every year
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‘Belfast’ Wins Toronto Film Festival’s People’s Choice Award
Toronto 2021: 12 of the last 13 films to win the award have been nominated for the Best Picture Oscar, and five have won it
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‘Listening to Kenny G’ Film Review: Entertaining Documentary Won’t Make You Stop Hating the Guy
TIFF 2021: Penny Lane’s film lets Kenny G make a case for himself, but it also gives lots of screen time to people who can’t stand his music
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‘Blue Bayou’ Film Review: Justin Chon’s Timely Immigration Story Slips From Lyrical to Overwrought
The family drama tackles important U.S. policy issues but gets undercut by the melodrama
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‘The Survivor’ Film Review: A Haunted Ben Foster Dominates Real-Life Drama
Toronto 2021: Barry Levinson most substantial film in years stars Foster as Holocaust survivor Harry Haft
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‘Belfast’ Film Review: Kenneth Branagh Crafts a Rich, Moving Memory Piece
Toronto 2021: Jamie Dornan and Caitriona Balfe star in a movie that bursts with life as it explores a pivotal moment in the director’s own childhood
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Toronto So Far: It’s Good to Be Back, but Where’s the Buzz?
Toronto 2021: In a weird year, crowds are deliberately small and nothing has broken out as a sure-fire awards contender
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‘The Forgiven’ Film Review: Ralph Fiennes and Jessica Chastain Find Humanity in Some Nasty People
Toronto 2021: There’s a lot of despicable stuff going on in this efficiently nasty drama from John Michael McDonagh, the Irish writer-director of “The Guard” and “Cavalry”
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‘Encounter’ Film Review: Riz Ahmed Shines in Confused Sci-Fi Hybrid
Toronto 2021: The star is the best thing about Michael Pearce’s film, which mixes ”Invasion of the Body Snatchers“ with a more serious character study
