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‘Silenced’ Review: Post-#MeToo Doc Addresses Worldwide Misogyny (and So Much Else)
Sundance 2026: Selina Miles’ documentary has a powerful thesis but could use a tighter edit
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‘Zootopia 2’ Slithers Onto Digital This Week, Arrives on Blu-ray and 4K in March
Disney’s most successful animated feature finally heads home
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‘The Gallerist’ Review: Natalie Portman Tries to Sell a Dead Body in Uneven Art World Satire
Sundance 2026: Filmmaker Cathy Yan returns to her indie roots with a too-tidy twist on art vs. commerce
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‘Zi’ Review: Michelle Mao Is Magnificent in Kogonada’s Transcendent Meditation on Time
Sundance 2026: The acclaimed director of “Columbus” and “After Yang” returns to form in breathtaking fashion
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‘Tell Me Everything’ Director Moshe Rosenthal on Making a Father-Son Drama Amid the Israel-Hamas War
Sundance 2026: “When other stuff, bigger stuff, is happening around you, suddenly you get a lot of moments of doubt,” Rosenthal tells TheWrap
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‘Wicker’ Review: Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård Fable Is Well-Intentioned but Wooden
Sundance 2026: Despite its promising premise of a woman who asks for a literal wicker husband, this creaky fantasy is stiff in all the wrong ways
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Yoshi Arrives in New ‘Super Mario Galaxy’ Trailer
Universal will move the Illumination film’s release up to Wednesday on Easter weekend
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‘The Shitheads’ Review: Macon Blair’s Stoner Comedy Is All Laughs… Until It Turns Sour
Sundance 2026: Dave Franco and O’Shea Jackson Jr. are tasked with transporting a troubled rich teen, played by Mason Thames, in the tonal misfire
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‘Bedford Park’ Review: A Devastating and Deeply Korean Story About Lost Souls Finding Healing
Sundance 2026: Two immigrant children navigate love and loss in Stephanie Ahn’s stirring drama
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‘Mercy’ Opens to $11.2 Million as Box Office Plunges Into Cold Streak
Blizzards and a lack of fresh hits have sent this weekend’s overall total dropping to just $59 million
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Salman Rushdie on Jihadism, Fascism and the Fight for Free Expression: ‘Everybody’s Gone Crazy’
Sundance 2026: The violence in Minnesota hung over the documentary about the 2022 stabbing attack on the writer
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How John Wilson’s ‘The History of Concrete’ Became A Reflection of Life as a Documentary Filmmaker
Sundance 2026: The director turned the camera on himself to chronicle how hard it was to make a film about something so seemingly dull
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‘The Friend’s House Is Here’ Review: Iran’s Underground Artists Speak Out, But at What Cost?
Sundance 2026: Maryam Ataei and Hossein Keshavarz’s film offers a portrait of a country and a generation on the brink of incredible change
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Fairy Tale ‘Wicker’ Gets Sundance Standing Ovation as Audiences Swoon Over Hot Wicker Man Alexander Skarsgard
Sundance 2026: Can Skarsgard be sexy when playing a literal man made of wicker? Yes, yes he can
