A heartfelt documentary about the director of such celebrated films as “All the President’s Men” has the feel of an A-list memorial service.

A son’s tribute to the Casablanca Records impresario Neil Bogart gives short shrift to the art and the artists.

In their feature, the directors Lisa Akoka and Romane Gueret build a provocative critique of filmmaking practices.

Cauleen Smith’s 1998 movie, set in Oakland in the mid-90s, remains a vivid and prescient feature debut.

Alain Gomis’s documentary uses rushes from a 1969 French TV interview to make a smart indictment of music industry bias and offer viewers a subtle...

Alain Gomis’s documentary uses rushes from a 1969 French TV interview to make a smart indictment of music industry bias and offer viewers a subtle...

A director crafts an elegiac tribute set during the dawn of the AIDS crisis in Brazil.

Mo McRae’s feature debut, about a well-off Black couple and their white neighbor, is more of a trauma drama than a satirical thriller.

Jonah Hill and Eddie Murphy are among the stars in this prickly-charming generational Netflix comedy, the feature directing debut of Kenya Barris.

This luminous drama, Ireland’s entry for best international feature, may not be holiday fare, but it does express the season’s benevolent ethos.