Jonathan Glazer's 'The Zone of Interest' is a hauntingly grim immersive experience, a chilling portrayal of history's most atrocious cruelty.

Perhaps one of the most viscerally indulgent films of the year, 'The Taste of Things' will satiate all of the senses.

Uncomfortably humorous and poignantly dark, Tierra Whack's pseudo-documentary Cypher is an entertaining watch with a message.

The film's intimacy makes it a rare, much-needed cinematic escape.

In the epic and hilarious 'Napoleon,' Joaquin Phoenix plays a man of militaristic brilliance and laughably insecure stature.

Bradley Cooper's stunning sophomore film is the best in performance, direction, and craft.

In 'Saltburn', writer/director Emerald Fennell crafts a slightly edgy film about loud luxury that skews favorably toward Gen Z.

Through the captivating dance and photography of 'Aligned' we are offered a gentle reminder that self-acceptance is a journey.