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‘Maggie’s Plan’ is a Wonderfully Crafted Film About a Crazy Little Thing Called Love

‘Almost Holy’ Is a Raw, Unfiltered Look at Homeless Youth in Ukraine

‘The Lobster’ and the Absurdity of Modern Love

‘Dheepan’ Is an Enlightening, Quiet Portrait of Tamil Refugees

‘High-Rise’ Review: Elevated With a Surrealist Style

‘The Trust’ Is a High-Intensity Joyride

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‘I Am Thalente’ Profiles Homeless Skateboard Prodigy

‘Captain America: Civil War’ Is on the Way to Save the American Blockbuster

‘Bridgend’: Coming of Age in a Town With No Hope for the Future

‘The Family Fang’ Cements Jason Bateman’s Talent Behind the Camera

‘A Bigger Splash’ Dives Deep Into a Sultry Rock Star Vacation

In ‘Mothers and Daughters, Star Power Doesn’t Equal Staying Power

‘Janis: Little Girl Blue’ is an Intimate Portrait of the Iconic but Troubled Star

Documentary ‘Elstree 1976’ Is a Tribute to the Unknown Faces of ‘Star Wars’

‘Sing Street’ is a Cinematic and Musical Delight From the Director of ‘Once’