Reviews

The director is less interested in the researchers than in the research itself, and the results are dry

This tale of a manchild forced by widowhood and dad duty to grow up could have been gloomy or treacly, and thankfully it’s neither

Tribeca 2021: We know where the story is going, but Morgan Neville (“Won’t You Be My Neighbor?”) forges a fascinating path through a one-of-a-kind life

Tribeca 2021: The young subjects of Larry Clark’s controversial film call out the director who, they say, exploited their youth and inexperience

Tribeca 2021: Karan Soni and Geraldine Viswanathan are perfect as a less-than-perfect couple

The film’s mix of musical styles and Latino characters gives voice (and dance) to a community too rarely celebrated in major-studio movies

German actors Paula Beer and Franz Rogowski breathe life into doomed lovers at the intersection of fantasy and history

This DreamWorks tale mishandles both the coming-of-age story and the specifics of Latino culture

Documentary about three high-school transgender athletes doesn’t merely preach to the choir about a controversial issue

In “Swimming Out Till the Sea Turns Blue,” the auteur examines the nation’s evolving cultural perspectives through a quartet of authors

Adaptation of Sundance doc “Dark Horse” doesn’t change the game, but it’s a feel-good watch

A widow can’t tell her children about her longtime relationship with another woman — for reasons the movie never make clear