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He was the last of a generational cohort of writers who redefined American prose. → Read More
The racial ideology revealed in the former Fox News host’s text message. → Read More
Walter Hill’s lean, mean shoot-’em-up is a master class in B-movie craft. → Read More
In the latest film from Claire Denis, Juliette Binoche plays a Parisian radio journalist in a romantic quandary. → Read More
Everyone knows Hollywood is progressive. But look at the films it churns out. They tell another story. → Read More
Richard Linklater’s new animated film tells the story of the moon landing with some tongue-in-cheek revisionism. → Read More
Renate Reinsve stars in Joachim Trier’s funny-sad story of a woman on the verge of figuring herself out. → Read More
Three filmmakers travel Italy in the midst of the pandemic, listening to young people talk about their fears and aspirations. → Read More
The nominations will be announced Feb. 8. Here’s what our critics wish academy voters would put on their ballots. → Read More
Paolo Sorrentino’s autobiographical drama about growing up in Naples is sensual, sad and occasionally sublime. → Read More
A porn star returns to his hometown in Sean Baker’s latest slice of hard-luck Americana. → Read More
Lady Gaga, Adam Driver, Al Pacino and Jared Leto serve up a heaping platter of prosciutto in Ridley Scott’s tale of family treachery. → Read More
Kristen Stewart stars as an anguished, rebellious Princess Diana in Pablo Larraín’s answer to “The Crown.” → Read More
Wes Anderson pays antic tribute to the old New Yorker and its far-flung correspondents. → Read More
Todd Haynes’s documentary paints a jagged, revelatory portrait of the New York avant-garde scene of the 1960s. → Read More
The plan to distribute the art-house film “Memoria” in one theater at a time has set off a heated debate over whether the idea is elitist or inspired. → Read More
The 25th episode in the venerable franchise — and Daniel Craig’s last as 007 — finds its hero in a somber mood. → Read More
Their notable titles include the opening-night movie, “The Tragedy of Macbeth,” directed by a solo Joel Coen and starring Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand. → Read More
In his latest film, Clint Eastwood drives across Mexico with a troubled young man and a combative rooster. → Read More
Though his novels and short stories — published over six decades, beginning in 1934 — are set in an older, more decorous America, he grapples with themes that feel shockingly contemporary. → Read More