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Music video director and photographer Luke Gilford saddles up with the "Lean on Pete" star, here as a repressed rancher who discovers his found family in a community of queer rodeo performers.
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Lee Tamahori's period epic puts New Zealand's colonial history in the spotlight while wondering if violence is an inherent prerequisite for human society.
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The film’s largely non-professional cast features many formerly incarcerated performers who lend the production invaluable authenticity.
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Baltasar Kormákur's adaptation of Ólafur Ólafsson's novel joins a small, rarified group of great films made about the pandemic.
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"Minari" director Lee Isaac Chung refuses to let his characters get blown away by the $200 million spectacle that's swirling around them.
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Channing Tatum plays Johansson's romantic counterpart in Greg Berlanti's screwball comedy that imagines if the Apollo 11 landing was actually faked by someone other than Stanley Kubrick.
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Filmmaker Nicole Riegel follows up her stellar debut "Holler" with another story about a woman pushing back on a fading American dream.
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A satanic Nicolas Cage will haunt your nightmares in Oz Perkins' breathlessly atmospheric new horror film.
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Chokri's Cesar-winning film is a delightful modern love triangle about our paradoxical desires for passion and comfort.
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Already set for an American remake, Nikhil Nagesh Bhat's ultra-violent delight starts as a cheesy action-romance before veering into hardcore, head-smashing mayhem.
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Well, it's definitely not the worst "Beverly Hills Cop" movie!
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The sixth film in the animated franchise feels like an accidental pitch for the small screen, thanks to an oddly episodic outing that feels better suited to quicker consumption.
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