This thriller from the Spanish director Albert Pintó follows a pregnant refugee forced to survive in a shipping container adrift in the ocean.
Category: Movies
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‘Mami Wata’ Review: An Old God Flickers Out in a New Era
In this striking film by the Nigerian director C.J. Obasi, with the help of a mysterious stranger, a village awakens to what is possible.
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‘Story Ave’ Review: Elevated Training
A Bronx teenager looks for a channel for his artistic talent in this debut feature from Aristotle Torres.
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‘The Kill Room’ Review: Uma Thurman and Samuel L. Jackson Reunite
The “Pulp Fiction” actors Uma Thurman and Samuel L. Jackson reunite in a bloody saga that is past its “best by” date, but includes an all-star supporting cast.
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‘Flora and Son’ Review: Once, With More Feeling
The writer-director John Carney, whose feature “Once” made musical waves, returns with another charming songwriter tale.
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‘The Creator’ Review: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love A.I.
In this hectic, futuristic action film, John David Washington hunts down a threatening artificial intelligence with the baby face of a child.
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‘Dancing in the Dust’ Review: Marriage, Money and Morals
The first feature from Asghar Farhadi (“A Separation”) arrives in a remastered version on streaming services.
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Studios and Striking Actors Will Resume Talks on Monday
The two sides announced the step a day after the leadership of the Hollywood writers’ union approved a tentative deal that ended its monthslong strike.
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Gérard Depardieu’s Art Collection Sells for $4.2 Million at Paris Auction
Over 230 pieces went under the hammer, including sculptures by Rodin. The French actor — now dogged by allegations of sexual misconduct — once played the artist in a movie.
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Emma Thompson Is Right: The Word ‘Content’ Is Rude
The term may be popular in an age of blurring lines between platforms, but the Hollywood strikes have shown how the phrase can devalue creative work.
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Wes Anderson on Roald Dahl and ‘The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar’
For years, the director puzzled over an adaptation of “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar.” Then he let the characters say things they weren’t meant to.
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Hollywood Writers to Return to Work as WGA Votes to End Strike
The leadership of the Writers Guild of America voted to end a 148-day strike. Members will start voting on the deal’s ratification next week.