Reviews

Anne Fontaine’s lackluster spin on “Snow White” commits neither to realism nor fantasy

Director Nanfu Wang (“One Child Nation”) follows the virus — and governmental propaganda — from Washington to Wuhan

How can a movie with bird demons and Vatican black-ops squads be this dull?

The cinematography and set design steal the show in a film designed to make Steven Lang’s sex predator look better by surrounding him with even-worse villains

The latest from the acclaimed Taiwanese filmmaker is a spare, nearly silent story of urban solitude and human connection

Writer-director Jonathan Wysocki’s debut is a tad overwritten, but a talented young cast makes the relationships feel vivid

This controversial Sundance feature plays like “The Little Prince” meets “Home Alone,” directed by Michael Haneke

Todd Stephens’ comedy remembers LGBT history’s bad old days while acknowledging a more enlightened present

Courtrooms, cocaine and cosmic philosophy all add up to not very much at all

This adaptation of a Disney ride overloads the CGI, but it’s a breezy voyage

At sea level, the film’s fuzzy philosophy succumbs to a complete lack of internal logic