Film
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‘Judy’ Review: A dazzling performance from Renée Zellweger
In Judy, Zellweger brilliantly channels the great Judy Garland, even though her singing chops aren't up to the task
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‘Where’s My Roy Cohn?’ exposes the private life and Trump connections of the infamous pretender
Director Matt Tyrnauer chronicles Cohn's life and influence, including on his most devoted disciple, Donald Trump
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Film Review: Downton Abbey
"Downton Abbey" is a comforting, if rushed, return to the beloved upstairs-downstairs drama
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Film Review: Hustlers
Not great, but never boring, Hustlers entertains with humor, heart, and a high-profile cast.
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Fall Arts Preview 2019: Film
"Joker" to "Harriet," "Star Wars" to "Frozen 2," here's every film worth looking out for this fall!
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‘Vision Portraits’ chronicles the creative paths of blind and visually impaired artists
Rodney Evans found that the key to his documentary Vision Portraits was pointing the camera at his own experience
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Film Review: ‘It: Chapter Two’
''It: Chapter Two" scares up king-sized helpings of humor and horror in its overlong conclusion
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Film Review: Vita & Virginia
Vita Sackville-West has Virginia Woolf bewitched, bothered, and bewildered in the overripe romance "Vita & Virginia"
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Film Review: Ready or Not
The family that preys together stays together in the wickedly suspenseful "Ready or Not"
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Film Review: Where’d You Go, Bernadette
Cate Blanchett gives a performance worth following in the contrived but moving "Where'd You Go, Bernadette"
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Spotlight: ‘Last Ferry’ at Landmark’s E Street Cinema
For his first starring role, Ramon O. Torres cast himself as a man embroiled in mystery, in gay thriller "Last Ferry"
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Film Review: The Kitchen
McCarthy, Haddish, and Moss can't save The Kitchen from descending into ridiculous, dreadful self-parody
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Film Review: ‘Paris Is Burning’
Relive the bravery, the bitchery, and the history as Paris Is Burning returns to the big screen
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Film Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Quentin Tarantino offers a fascinating, pop culture-soaked paean to the sixties with "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
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Film Review: ‘Three Peaks’
Thick with suspense, Jan Zabeil's thriller Three Peaks yields mostly frustration
