Michael Moore takes on Donald Trump and even Barack Obama in his signature scattershot though rollicking fashion.

Damien Chazelle’s intimate and temperate big-screen epic about the Space Race, adapted from the book First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong.

A discovery at the Toronto International Film Festival: a noirish crime drama set in 19th-century rural Denmark.

What is the best way to see writer/director Alfonso Cuarón’s luminous, black-and-white film? Definitely on the big screen.

Paul Greengrass’s fast-paced and intimate docudrama is gripping from start to finish, and ultimately hopeful.

Wash Westmoreland’s handsome and earthy depiction of the celebrated French writer offers a showcase for star Keira Knightley.

The documentary luxuriates in soprano Maria Callas’s voice, and star power.

A portrait of a specific time and place: the city of Kabul today after 40 years of war.

An amazing feat in filmmaking and a white-knuckle viewing experience.