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I Swear Opens in U.S. Theaters, Channeling BAFTA Furor Into Awareness

The U.K. awards contender arrives in U.S. cinemas to drive better understanding of Tourette syndrome.

Gabriel Mascaro’s The Blue Trail Opens in Theaters

Critics Embrace Matthew Shear’s Fantasy Life as Amanda Peet Makes Film Return

Loznitsa’s ‘Two Prosecutors’ Earns Praise for a Chilling Portrait of Stalinist Red Tape

Sergei Loznitsa’s Two Prosecutors Opens in Theaters With a Chilling Study of Manufactured Truth

At SXSW, Alex Prager’s 'DreamQuil' Wins Style Praise, Faces Story Critiques

Ken Karunaas’s Youth Debuts to Mixed Early Reactions, Strong Notes for Music and Cast

Hamnet Rides Awards Momentum as Peacock Streaming Boosts Its Reach

Bi Gan’s ‘Resurrection’ Sets Criterion Channel Debut March 24, Physical Release April 21

'Orphelin' Opens as Critics Praise Nemes' Formal Control and Question Its Suffocating Tone

Boong Opens in Theaters to Strong Reviews, Spotlighting Manipur Through a Child’s Quest

Hong Sangsoo’s “What Does That Nature Say to You” Opens in Theaters Today

Fernando Eimbcke’s Flies (Moscas) Bows in Berlin Competition to Warm Early Reviews

A24’s ‘Pillion’ Nears Wider U.S. Rollout as Early Reviews Divide

Angela Schanelec’s ‘My Wife Cries’ Premieres in Berlinale Competition, Seeking U.S. Distribution

Vishal Bhardwaj’s O’Romeo Debuts, Pairing Gangland Romance With a Music-Driven Edge

‘Yellow Letters’ Premieres in Berlinale Competition as International Deals Roll In

Charades Boards 'In a Violent Nature 2' for EFM as Sequel Enters Post-Production

‘My Father’s Shadow’ Opens in North American Theaters to Strong Reviews

‘The President’s Cake’ Earns Strong Reviews for a Neorealist Portrait of Saddam-Era Iraq