A blocked playwright (played by Nina Hoss) tries to keep her terminally ill actor/twin brother (Lars Eidinger) alive for a last theatrical hurrah.

There is not a single weak performance here, with Vanessa Kirby as the clear standout.

A fly-on-the-wall look into an organization where kids receive peer support and group activities to comprehend and grapple with grief.

Carey Mulligan delivers a shrewd, intelligent turn as a woman driven to avenge herself on the date rapists and sleazebags who derailed her future.

A character study grounded in a quartet of stellar performances.

One of the funniest, sharpest, and most charming films of 2020, the satire is a love letter to New York City,

An eye-opening experience that gives audiences a window into the minds of kids with autism.

A war film set in Latvia that aims for nothing if not an epic sweep.

This is not the sort of film that quietly hooks you. It’s the kind that hits you with electrifying force.