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Review: The Guilty

This Danish single-location procedural is more concerned with its gripping phone conversation than any visual charm or narrative plausibility.

Ali Abbasi’s Swedish fable writhes in twists and turns, though renders its ethereal elements too literal.

Nadine Labaki’s neorealist drama respects the depths of a child’s sorrow and anger at an impoverished world.

Barry Jenkins’ follow up to Moonlight is an empathetic craft of feeling.

Willem Dafoe plays Vincent van Gogh in this murky symphony of paint and celluloid.

Mads Mikkelsen can’t save this pulseless survival film that takes too long to thaw out.

This Scandinavian revenge remake doesn’t deliver beyond its zippy, marketable premise.

This biopic based on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s life is not especially deep or complex, but it is empowering comfort food.