MOVIES

BERLIN — On Thursday night, the mood at the Hasenheide open-air movie theater was buoyant. An audience of about 200...

In the engaging animated feature “Wish Dragon,” a teenage boy comes into possession of a magic teapot containing a world-weary...

A strait-laced fictional New York Times writer meets a freewheeling younger man in this low-key gay romance from Israel.

Bea (Rose Byrne), the rabbits’ surrogate mother, has turned their adventures into a book. Its success attracts the attention of...

From its first scene, “La Dosis” makes it clear that its taciturn protagonist, a nurse named Marcos (Carlos Portaluppi), privileges...

In the comedy “Domino: Battle of the Bones,” the sports heroes of Compton, Calif., aren’t Lakers, Clippers, Sparks, Kings or...

A 1980s film censor loses her grip on reality in this VHS-inspired horror movie.

In Nicole Riegel’s feature debut, Jessica Barden stars as an Ohio teenager who strips buildings of metal to earn cash.

Pierce Brosnan leads a band of quirky thieves in this hopelessly fumbled heist movie.

At the same time, this multistranded, intergenerational story about family, community and upward mobility is rooted in the real-world soil...

Humanity may lose the ability to sleep in this Netflix sci-fi thriller, but rest assured viewers won’t have this problem.

A TV adaptation of Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal’s “Blindspotting” debuts on Starz. And Crystal Moselle’s “Betty” returns for a...

LOS ANGELES — How do you make a museum about an industry even as that industry is changing? How do...

Ed Warren is sitting in a musty living room in North London, trying to establish contact with a demon. Behind...

This month’s picks include a dystopian Greek movie about a mysterious disease, a sobering film about Britain’s Windrush scandal, a...

“Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet” is a documentary about the end of the world. It focuses on nine...

‘20th Century Women’ (June 27)The writer and director Mike Mills (“Beginners”) based this 2016 coming-of-age story on his own teenage...

It’s Pride Month, and that means it’s time to talk about camp. Not the summer kind. The movie kind.One of...

“Bad Tales” concerns the wretched, sometimes comical, occasionally tender interactions of a group of families in an exurban development on...

Nearly two decades after “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron” and its eponymous yellow mustang came on the scene, “Spirit Untamed”...

There’s a lot of beautiful scenery in “Chasing Wonders,” which stands to reason, as the movie was shot in winemaking...

But Petzold doesn’t hammer the potential for political parable or allegory here — which is a little surprising, given the...

Simultaneously high stakes and low-key, “Slow Machine,” the enigmatic debut feature of Joe DeNardo and Paul Felten, who also wrote...

A clunky high school football movie inspired by the 2009 season of the Abilene Eagles (of Abilene, Texas), “Under the...

“The Conjuring” movies offer a fascinating peek into the American psyche. Based on the lives of the Northeastern paranormal investigators...

When I learned that the director of “The Ancient Woods” had dreamed of making his movie since childhood, I was...

The Bee Gees’ “Stayin’ Alive,” that classic dance-floor ode to doing whatever it takes to keep your head above water,...

Many critics found the film off-putting, and it did not do well at the box office. Pauline Kael of The...

“There was never actually much serious conversation about not doing it — for us, literally for the last 14 months,...

Can truly radical programming come from Disney? I was skeptical from the moment I heard about “Launchpad” (streaming on Disney+),...

In 2017, Mack Beggs, then 17, won a state girls’ wrestling championship. Mack, a transgender boy from Dallas, had wanted...

A Pittsburgh runaway and a star of a Harlem vogueing ballroom connect in Danielle Lessovitz’s drama.

The line outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art trailed out the door, down the rain-swept stairs, around the trees and...

“The thing is, I was born brilliant,” Cruella de Vil says in the new live-action Disney prequel to “One Hundred...

Maud (Morfydd Clark) is a hospice nurse in a seaside British town who’s caring for Amanda (Jennifer Ehle), a dancer...

If the pandemic had a silver lining for Natalie Morales, it’s that she got to spend part of a summer...

In “Anatomy of a Scene,” we ask directors to reveal the secrets that go into making key scenes in their...

Here is a list of noteworthy films scheduled this summer. Release dates and platform are subject to change and reflect...

I’m finally back at Film Forum, watching porn. Not really. But I might as well be: Languorous, perfectly toned bodies...

At one point in “Apocalypse ’45,” the camera gazes over Tokyo from an American military bomber as the plane ejects...