‘Endless Summer Syndrome’ Review: Who’s Lying?

In this sun-dappled French psychological thriller, a lawyer receives a call accusing her husband of having an affair with one of their chi...

In ‘Our Town,’ the Characters Are Fictional. The Smells Are Real.

Backstage at the Broadway play, they’re frying up the aroma of breakfast — part of a long tradition of adding scents to plays and movies. ...

How ‘Her Story,’ a Feminist Comedy, Came to Rule China’s Box Office

“Her Story” touches on sensitive topics in China, like censorship and gender inequality. But its humorous, nonconfrontational approach may...

‘Nature of the Crime’ Review: Yearning for a Second Chance

Two incarcerated men navigate parole boards in a documentary that asks the question: Should the guiding principle of criminal justice be r...

‘It’s Not Me’ Review: Entering the Mind of Leos Carax

This personal film is a dynamic, even chaotic, collage of moments that bring the director back to his beginnings. from NYT > Movies h...

It’s Ariana Grande vs. Selena Gomez at the Oscars (in Fans’ Minds)

Stan armies are waging war over which pop star is the “better” actor. Movie lovers used to awards-season maneuvering haven’t seen anything...

Elaine May Makes a Rare Appearance to Talk About ‘Mikey and Nicky’

At a screening of the gangster tale starring Peter Falk and John Cassavetes, the director recalls her battle with Paramount to get the fil...