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‘Train Dreams’ Builds a Memory-Like Look With 99% Natural Light, Real Flames and a 3:2 Frame

Cinematographer Adolpho Veloso outlines a Spokane production designed to feel like found photographs from a working man’s memories.

‘King Ivory’ Opens in Theaters to Split Notices on Gritty Fentanyl Drama

‘The Things You Kill’ Draws Strong Notices for a Controlled, Surreal Descent Into Identity and Retribution

Cannes Jury Prize Winner 'Sirāt' Begins Oscar-Qualifying U.S. Run

‘The Things You Kill’ Sets Nov. 14 Limited Theatrical Launch With NYC Q&As

Janus Films Unveils Trailer for Bi Gan’s Resurrection, Sets Dec. 12 U.S. Theatrical Launch

‘A House of Dynamite’ Puts Missile Defense and Nuclear Policy Under the Microscope

‘Train Dreams’ Opens in Limited Release as Critics Praise Joel Edgerton’s Lyrical Lead

‘A House of Dynamite’ Fuels High-Profile Clash Over U.S. Missile Defense Claims

Mohabbatein Turns 25 as Retrospectives Land and IMDb–YRF Share Archival Video

Serebrennikov’s ‘The Disappearance of Josef Mengele’ Lands to Tough, Unsentimental Reviews

Golden Shell Winner 'Los domingos' Opens Friday With a Sensitive Look at Faith and Youth

Serebrennikov’s Mengele Film Opens in Germany as Reviews Divide Over Aesthetics and Ethics

‘After the Hunt’ Draws Polarized Reviews as Guadagnino Stands by Its Unresolved Truth

Paolo Virzì’s Cinque Secondi Bows at Rome Film Fest, Sets Oct. 30 Italian Release

Review: Kathryn Bigelow’s ‘A House of Dynamite’ Is a Tight, Nerve‑Shredding Nuclear Thriller

As 'After the Hunt' Widens to U.S. Theaters, Reviews Split on Roberts-Led Campus Thriller

The Mastermind Earns Early Praise for Josh O’Connor and Rob Mazurek’s Jazzy Score

Harris Dickinson’s Directorial Debut 'Urchin' Opens in Theaters After Cannes Acclaim

Lucile Hadžihalilović’s The Ice Tower Opens in Select Theaters