Film-Forward

Amy Winehouse gets the biopic treatment.

Letitia Wright stars as a Nigerian seeking asylum in Ireland. Josh O’Connor co-stars.

From a simple premise, writer/director Francis Galluppi wrings maximum suspense.

A tribute to the Jewish resistance as well as a radical pushback against misconceptions that Jews accepted their fate in ignorance or without a struggle. On the contrary, they gave the Nazis hell.

A group of recent high school grads are determined to have one last hurrah, so they pack themselves into a battered van and head for the Pacific Coast.

Ethan Hawke directs the biopic of Flannery O’Connor, writer of some of the most original fiction in American literature.

Girlfriend of Rolling Stone member Keith Richards, the onetime model and starlet established herself as a style icon and a symbol of 1960s born-to-be-wild madness, for better or worse.

There is a lot to unpack and ruminate over in Jane Schoenbrun’s moody and extraordinarily layered film, where abstract ideas are made tangible.

A celebration of filmmaking that keeps its pace snappy and its screwball banter sharp.