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‘A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon’ Review: Aardman’s Wooly Hero Returns for a Hilarious Close Encounter
Meticulous stop-motion meets clever gags and sci-fi shoutouts for another animated winner
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‘Jose’ Film Review: Powerful Drama Examines Being Poor and Gay in Guatemala
Li Cheng’s restrained drama illustrates the damage repression can wreak but also offers hope to its protagonist
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‘Kajillionaire’ Film Review: Miranda July Is Back With Offbeat Tale of Swindling Family
Sundance 2020: The lauded indie writer-director’s first film in almost a decade lacks the humorous impact of similarly themed films like Bong Joon Ho’s “Parasite”
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‘Mucho Mucho Amor’ Film Review: Rapturous Documentary Pays Tribute to Scintillating Oracle Walter Mercado
Sundance 2020: The outrageously flamboyant TV personality lives again in this glittery, adoring portrait
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‘Cuties’ Film Review: Provocative Coming-of-Age Tale Makes for an Explosive Debut
Sundance 2020: Writer-director Maïmouna Doucouré hits the scene with the story of an 11-year-old Muslim girl torn between tradition and internet-era popularity
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‘Weathering With You’ Film Review: Cloudbursts Can’t Drown Love in Romantic Anime
“Your Name” director Makoto Shinkai returns with a swoony effort in which passion transcends climate
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11 Latin American Films That Defined the 2010s, From ‘Roma’ to ‘Zama’ and More (Photos)
“No” and “A Fantastic Woman” rank among the region’s most influential films of the decade
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‘Spies in Disguise’ Film Review: Will Smith and Tom Holland Do Espionage in Run-of-the-Mill Animated Adventure
There are some interesting ideas about masculinity included among the trite gags and familiar character design
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‘Promare’ Film Review: Studio Trigger’s First Feature Is an Eye-Popping, Provocative Anime
First-time director Hiroyuki Imaishi creates a wild and compelling vision that’s both breathtaking fantasy and real-world relevant
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‘Tremors’ Film Review: Guatemalan Drama Explores an Evangelical Dad’s Attempt to Come Out
Writer-director Jayro Bustamante’s sophomore feature is a blistering attack on homophobia and hypocrisy among the wealthy and religious
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‘White Snake’ Film Review: Epic Saga Heralds New Wave of Chinese Animation
Drawing from folk legend, directors Amp Wong and Ji Zhao have created a finely cut and polished gem of CG animation
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‘By the Grace of God’ Film Review: François Ozon’s Look at Catholic Child Abuse Puts Victims First
The French auteur offers an unsparing examination of a scandal but remains even-handed and compassionate
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‘Dilili in Paris’ Film Review: Animated French Period Saga Provides a History Lesson for Kids
French animation legend Michel Ocelot mixes stylized characters with realistic backgrounds, to mixed effect
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‘End of the Century’ Film Review: Lush Gay Romance Explores Paths Not Taken
Lucio Castro’s debut feels like a gay spin on Richard Linklater’s “Before” trilogy, all distilled into a single film
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‘Killerman’ Film Review: Liam Hemsworth Gets Amnesia in Forgettable Thriller
Malik Bader wants to pay homage to the gritty classics of the ’70s and ’80s, but he’s kept the toxicity while jettisoning the introspection
