Film-Forward

Elizabeth Bouvia and her demand for the right to die is at the center of Reid Davenport’s angry, unapologetically polemical documentary.

A potential love story between a seemingly unlikely pair: a White, straight, taciturn Essex mechanic and a gay Indian drag queen.

If an existentialist action film is even possible, Cloud would be a prime example.

A moody, intriguing picture about a family vacation that turns into a nightmare.

In a Paris-set, candy-colored—though melancholic—portrait, a young sex worker finds herself at a crossroads.

Two Palestinians who have left their families behind in Lebanon are stranded in Athens, dreaming of living in Germany.

First-time director Agathe Riedinger’s gives us a glimpse into an influencer’s world—a callous yet naive place with its own fickle rules.

Superman succeeds as a piece of entertainment that inspires hope through kindness, just when we need it most.

Jacob Tremblay (Room) is one of those rare actors who gives viewers everything simply by listening.