Drama

  • Familiar Touch

    Late in the day, after a long, relaxing swim, Ruth (Kathleen Chalfant) steps into a warm, clarifying shower. And as…

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  • Will

    Regardless of what the reactionary forces tirelessly at work in our culture manage to pull off, the 21st century has…

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  • Sex

    “Sex,” part of a trilogy by Norwegian author turned writer/director Dag Johan Haugerud, sometimes feels like a dramatized sermon. Divided…

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  • Tatami

    “Tatami” feels both new and old. It’s a sports drama shot in black and white that tells more or less…

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  • The Sealed Soil

    Marva Nabili’s 1977 feature “The Sealed Soil” is the earliest intact surviving feature film directed by an Iranian woman. It…

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  • The Life of Chuck

    It’s hard to know where to begin with “The Life of Chuck.” Anything you could say about it would rob…

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  • Pretty Thing

    A waiter and a well-dressed party guest lock eyes. In an alley, she casually tells him her room number. After…

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  • 40 Acres

    “40 Acres,” like most sci-fi media of the 2020s, is an imagining of our world, our society, after the ramifications…

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  • Ghost Trail

    “Ghost Trail” is an intimate study of trauma that plays with the gripping suspense of a globetrotting spy thriller. It’s…

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  • Tornado

    You’d be forgiven if you glanced at the monotonous western “Tornado” and decided that it’s a handsome genre exercise. The…

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