A daughter hunts for the mother she never knew in an extraordinary, elegiac documentary.

‘The World According to Allee Willis’ shines a light on a musical artist whose creative spirit wasn’t limited to one genre or even to music.

Nothing really makes sense in this homage to ’90s cable thrillers, but that’s sort of the point.

In the finale of Wang Bing’s nonfiction trilogy, garment-factory workers return to their families and wrestle with the questions all young people do.

Cillian Murphy of “Oppenheimer” fame plays an Irishman interrogating a system of abuse and forced labor, despite everyone’s warnings to look the other way.

Barry Keoghan and Franz Rogowski star in a film about a preteen girl who longs for a stability she’s never experienced.

“Martha,” from R.J. Cutler, argues that she was ahead of her time. But though she sits for a lengthy interview, this isn’t hagiography.

Steve McQueen’s World War II drama may appear conventional on the surface, but don’t miss what it’s really doing.

A passionate and propulsive documentary about the assassination of Patrice Lumumba spins its web in many directions.

Mati Diop examines the fate of 26 treasures — sometimes from their point of view — looted from Benin in 1892.