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The Vast of Night is a small feature cloaked in the mysteries of twilight and the possibilities of mid-century speculative fiction. It i...

Bad Education is set in schools, but concerns no actual classes, and certainly not any dynamics of students and teachers. It doesn’t tell...

The trick of Sally Rooney’s novel Normal People , the buzzy, intimate coming-of-age sort-of-romance published last year, is that it’s clos...

The first pleasant surprise of The Photograph is to find it a major Hollywood studio’s attempt to give us a romantic drama about believab...

Cheer is a rousing sports story that sees sharply, and with complexity, its appealing cast of characters. For a six-part documentary mini...

I know a bad movie is the least of anyone’s problems these days. It’s even less of a problem, in fact, now that new releases are confined ...