An excoriating portrait of Nazism from the point of view of an imposter.

This intimate documentary mostly centers on parent-child relationships in which the latter is different, often making day-to-day life challenging.

Bo Burnham poignantly and often painfully captures the awkwardness and angst of the early teens.

Whether she’s bubbe or the Notorious RBG, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is an inspiration

An exceptionally poignant drama that takes a critical lens at European ethnonationalism.

Films have explored domestic violence before, but it’s likely that Xavier Legrand’s debut feature is among the most powerful.

The engrossing film raises the age-old debate: Is nature or nurture the more dominant force?

Actors Ben Foster and Thomasin McKenzie have a bond so achingly real that expositional dialogue seems almost superfluous.

The feminist western you’ve been waiting for.