Top Picks

The Wife

An old-fashioned, tony chamber piece on the surface, the film has surprises below.

Writer Marguerite Duras waits in limbo at the end of World War II.

A coming-of-age tale that manages to break away from the clichés of the genre and offer something original in tone and execution.

The absurdity, the humor, and the implications for today are real when a black cop joins the KKK in the 1970s

A beautifully shot, powerfully performed film focusing on the lives of two young black girls.

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