‘Unsane’ Review: Steven Soderbergh’s iPhone-Shot Thriller is a Delicious Satire of Modern Technology — Berlinale 2018
Claire Foy stars in this satisfying genre trip in which the boundary between reality and fantasy is suspect.
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‘Mom and Dad’ Review: Nicolas Cage Goes Nuts in Cartoonish Zombie Thriller — TIFF
The “Crank” co-director is back with another wacky, boundary-pushing cinematic experience.
‘The Wife’ Review: Glenn Close is Exquisite In This Literary Drama — TIFF
The movie may be a soft lob down the middle, but Close makes something more out of it.
‘Mektoub, My Love: Canto Uno’ Review: Abdellatif Kechiche’s Skill Can’t Overcome Troubling Objectification
The “Blue is the Warmest Color” director’s latest film is problematic beyond showing a lot of young skin.
‘mother!’ Review: Darren Aronofsky’s Audacious and Rich Cinematic Allegory Is His Most Daring Film Yet
The auteur’s super-secret new psychological horror is a nightmarish dreamscape. It does not disappoint.
‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’ Review: Frances McDormand Shines in Nihilistic Comedy — Venice
Martin McDonagh approaches sentimentality in his gruff examination of the inner workings of a small town.
‘Victoria & Abdul’ Review: Judi Dench-Starring Historical Drama Is Only Half a Story — Venice
Stephen Frears’ latest is an otherwise benignly toothless, pleasantly glossy affair that refuses to wrestle with bigger implications.
‘Suburbicon’ Review: George Clooney’s Mostly Entertaining Satire Offers Two Unequal Stories of Societal Woe
Matt Damon stars in a feature hamstrung by the iffy joining of what was once two very different films.
‘The Shape of Water’ Review: Guillermo del Toro’s Lush Fairy Tale Is a Powerful Vision of Love
The film is one of the director’s most stunningly successful works, it’s also a powerful vision of a creative master feeling totally, joyously free.
‘Zama’ Review: Lucretia Martel’s Long-Awaited Epic Is a Serious Achievement That Will Keep You Guessing
The filmmaker’s first feature in a decade boasts Pedro Almodovar, Danny Glover and Gael Garcia Bernal as producers — but it’s going to challenge even the most diehard cinephiles.
‘Downsizing’ Review: Alexander Payne and Matt Damon’s Big-Thinking Social Satire Offers Uneven Charms — Venice
Alongside Christoph Waltz, Kristen Wiig, and rising star Hong Chau, the dramedy takes on a tiny world with often (but not always) big results.
‘The Summit’ Review: Christian Slater Is Enjoyably Smarmy In Santiago Mitre’s Political Drama — Cannes 2017
The Argentine director’s third feature isn’t a total success, but the cast makes it worthwhile.
