May 2, 2026 | Rome, Italy

Marshall

"Marshall" is a story of the young lawyer who in 1967 would become the first black person to serve on [...]

Tully

For starters, only Diablo Cody — specifically the Cody of "Juno" and "Young Adult" — could write this movie. It [...]

Red Sparrow

Take a Hollywood mega-star like Jennifer Lawrence and plop her into a sexually charged espionage caper in which she's a [...]

Codes of love

Sicilian Luca Guadagnino beautifully captures the implacable oneness of deep feelings in "Call Me By Your Name."

I, Tonya

An engrossing docudrama covers the life and times of one-time Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding.

Mudbound

Dee Rees' saga of white farmers eking out a living in the 1940s Mississippi Delta deserved greater acclaim.

Lucky

John Carroll Lynch's ode to veteran American actor Harry Dean Stanton is a small-town masterpiece.

Darkest Hour

Gary Oldman's portrayal of Winston Churchill is the bright, shining light in a film about England's time of woe.

The Post

Steven Spielberg effectively brings Katherine Graham and the volatile Pentagon Papers era to light, but takes few chances.

A matter of empathy.

Creature comfort

A mousey cleaning woman and a monster become sentimentally entangled in Guillermo del Toro's magical "The Shape of Water."