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Nina Wu

The slow-burning psycho-thriller is a fascinating study of how the mind compartmentalizes trauma.

Simplicity is key to why this simmering thriller works, both in its premise and cinematography.

A bleak view of the relationship between the sexes that rings with disquieting truth.

Debut director Emma Seligman dials up the awkwardness to 11 for expert comedic effect.

A hellish tour of duty for a 18-year-old gay recruit in the South African Defense Forces of 1981.

With a lot of help from friends, a family negotiates with their captive father’s kidnappers in this incredibly suspenseful documentary.

The catastrophically eventful day in the life of a rigid Communist Party official. The alarming events are based on a true story.

As tragic, horrifying, and bracing as it should be.

An octogenarian goes undercover at a nursing home and causes a stir.