Film-Forward

The immersive documentary takes a journey inside the body, with footage viewers have probably never seen before.

A gentle, knowing portrait of an 11-year-old girl undergoing puberty and a religious identity crisis.

Breezy, buoyant, and populated with a charming cast, writer/director Nida Manzoor’s martial arts-fueled action/comedy is awash in pop and literary references.

This biopic of musician and composer Joseph Bologne may take his fame to the next level.

A coolly dystopian film centered on the Japanese government’s assisted euthanasia program for those ages 75 and up, created in response to a glut of seniors and an increase in hate crimes against them.

The movie, an ever-changing narrative puzzle, is an invitation to get lost in baroque labyrinths of storytelling.

Like its subject, this sunny biography is bouncy and assured.

In the latest adaption of the opera, Benjamin Millepied’s stark and austere feature is a musical getaway drama set along the U.S./Mexico border.

Ari Aster has come up with a fantastical, Freudian grab bag of guilt and resentment for his third film.