Category: Movies

Five International Movies to Stream Now

The New York Times – Movies:
This month’s picks include a Bollywood murder mystery, an elliptical Portuguese documentary, a Chinese drama about gay hustlers and more.
‘She Said’ Filmmakers and Weinstein Victims: An Emotional Collaboration

The New York Times – Movies:
Though the drama avoids showing assaults or even much of the producer, a survivor likened reliving the experience to “watching your own car crash.”
The Charming Star With Soulful Eyes Happens to Be a Donkey

The New York Times – Movies:
The “EO” filmmakers wanted to tell their story via a silent animal but felt dogs or cats were clichéd. Their choice turned out to be anything but stubborn.
Anton Filatov, Ukrainian Film Critic, Drafted Into Real-Life War

The New York Times – Movies:
Anton Filatov was pulled into a theater he never expected or wanted to enter: the front lines of war, where he now writes movingly of the scene in the trenches instead of what’s on the screen.
‘Disenchanted’ Review: Middlingly Ever After

The New York Times – Movies:
Amy Adams reprises her role as Giselle in this cluttered sequel.
New Movie ‘The Menu’ Serves Fine Dining on a Skewer

The New York Times – Movies:
A look at how the creators of the new satirical film took the already high-pressure world of elite restaurants to a thrilling and terrifying level.
‘EO’ Review: Imagining the Lives of Other Creatures

The New York Times – Movies:
The titular character of this fantastic adventure is no Disneyfied, cutesy creature. The director Jerzy Skolimowski emphasizes his animality and un-knowableness.
‘Slumberland’ Review: A Land of No Enchantment

The New York Times – Movies:
This ostensible family entertainment stars Marlow Barkley and Jason Momoa, and is directed with the delicacy of a flying mallet.
‘The People We Hate at the Wedding’ Review: Drunk People With Secrets

The New York Times – Movies:
A star-studded cast led by Allison Janney adds luster to this breezy family comedy.
‘The Wonder’ Review: The Hungry Woman

The New York Times – Movies:
In this period drama, Florence Pugh plays a British nurse hired to observe an Irish girl who’s said not to have eaten in four months.
Cancer, My Husband’s Doctor, and Catherine Deneuve

The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Watching his oncologist onscreen, I finally saw our lives more fully.
‘A Christmas Story Christmas’ Review: Nostalgia Is Fragile

The New York Times – Movies:
The cast of the perennial holiday classic “A Christmas Story” returns for this half-baked legacy sequel.