March 1, 2019
A French Western? Jacques Audiard on ‘The Sisters Brothers’
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The celebrated director explains how he made a Hollywood staple his own
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October 4, 2018
‘Custody’ finds the terror in the everyday
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Director Xavier Legrand and actor Denis Ménochet discuss making their acclaimed thriller
November 1, 2018
‘The Old Man and the Gun’ and the outlaw Robert Redford
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David Lowery’s new film pays too much tribute to the Sundance Kid
August 31, 2018
Manly men get moody in ‘Mile 22’
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Mark Wahlberg and director Peter Berg flirt with worldly cynicism in this action thriller
May 11, 2018
‘The Alienist’: a gripping but imperfect thriller
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Forensic psychology powers this lavish series, but is one of its less interesting features
April 17, 2018
‘A Quiet Place’, where silence means survival
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John Krasinski’s latest film summons terror from the everyday
April 10, 2018
‘Ready Player One’: a candy-coloured lesson on VR’s dangers
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Spielberg has principles, and if you don’t like them, he has others
April 5, 2018
‘Early Man’ returns Aardman to its roots
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The studio’s founders discuss prehistoric soccer and their history in Hollywood
March 20, 2018
‘The Workshop’: teen angst in a post-Charlie Hebdo France
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Laurent Cantet’s new film explores the lure of political extremism for the young and bored
March 9, 2018
‘Red Sparrow’ keeps us guessing, to a point
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Jennifer Lawrence reunites with her ‘Hunger Games’ director in this dated thriller
March 1, 2018
Robin Campillo’s ‘BPM’
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The French-Moroccan director presents a clear-eyed portrayal of true activism during the AIDS epidemic
February 2, 2018
‘Molly’s Game’: Aaron Sorkin plays a predictable hand
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The screenwriter leaves nothing unexplained in his directorial debut
January 23, 2018
Liam Neeson’s routine ride in ‘The Commuter’
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Having conquered planes and automobiles, Neeson and director Jaume Collet-Serra move the action to trains