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Nov 06, 2026

Jordan Firstman, of ‘Club Kid,' Knows How to Party
An Instagram troublemaker becomes a sentimental filmmaker with his debut feature, "Club Kid."

New York Times Movies
Nov 06, 2026

With ‘The Debut' Coming Soon, Stream These Movies About Scrappy Theater
With the community-theater comedy "The Debut" coming soon, five, six, seven, eight your way to these films about stage-struck amateurs.

New York Times Movies
Nov 05, 2026

‘Rope' and ‘The Verge': The Joy of Sex and Death
Two theater pieces that drill down from the polite society of the intelligentsia to the most primal animal urges, with acknowledgments to Freud.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘I Play Rocky' Review: He's a Champion
The movie follows Sly (a charming Anthony Ippolito) from hard-scrabbling anonymity in New York to the first flush of success as a screenwriter and actor.

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Nov 05, 2026

Sherri Shepherd, in ‘Aladdin,' Is Granting Wishes as the First Female Genie
The actress has stepped into Genie's famous blue velvet costume, bringing a new dynamic to the role.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘Jimmy' Review: Cornball? Absolutely. But Heck, It's Got Heart.
Aaron Burns's sticky-sweet biopic maps a connection between Jimmy Stewart's military service and "It's a Wonderful Life."

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Nov 05, 2026

‘Zi' Review: The Perpetual Past
Kogonada's experimental feature tracks one endless night, suffused with the hazy melancholy of nostalgia.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘Wild Horse Nine' Review: A C.I.A. Holiday
In Martin McDonagh's latest laugh- and blood-flecked romp, John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell play C.I.A. agents who do more than just sightseeing in Chile.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘Soul Patrol' Review: A Veteran's Past Continues to Haunt Him
J.M. Harper's Vietnam War documentary captures the emotional dissonance of Black soldiers fighting for a country that continued to deny them their rights.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' Review: Royal Intrigue
This respectful adaptation rolls out the converging stories of the prince Rama and the demon king Ravana with brawny blockbuster-style action.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘Mouse' Review: The Awkward Etiquette of Unexpected Loss
The actor Sophie Okonedo embodies the quiet anguish of a bereaved mother of a high school girl in this tale of grief and connection in Arkansas.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘Hen' Review: A Bird's-Eye View
In this peculiar story, the Hungarian filmmaker Gyorgi Palfi follows a chicken who escapes slaughter and ends up in a pen alongside a criminal enterprise.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘Godzilla Minus Zero' Review: Reprieve of Destruction
The belligerent beastie returns to terrorize the survivors of his previous rampage and battle a new foe in this dazzling, darkly haunted sequel.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘De Gaulle: Résistance' Review: Uniting a Country at War
This two-part film centers on Charles de Gaulle's exile from France. As the Nazis close in, the Free French movement emerges.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘Club Kid' Review: When the Lights Come Up
In his confident and exuberant directorial debut, Jordan Firstman stars as a party promoter who has to grow up.

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Nov 05, 2026

‘The Cat in the Hat' Review: What Need Be Added to It That Is New?
The peppy animated version is filled with bold colors, half-decent jokes and a couple of catchy tunes.

New York Times Movies
Nov 04, 2026

Whose Idea Was the Billy Evans Shower Scene in ‘You Can See Everything'?
Billy Evans, Elizabeth Holmes's romantic partner, rebutted an account of the origins of the jaw-dropping scene by one of the documentary's directors.

New York Times Movies
Nov 04, 2026

‘Raise the Red Lantern': The Perfect Setting for a Scintillating Star
Opening at Film Forum, Zhang Yimou's newly restored feature stars the lovely Gong Li as the fourth wife of a capricious plutocrat more than twice her age.

New York Times Movies
Nov 04, 2026

‘The Last Temptation of Becky' Review: ‘You Had Me at Nazi'
In the third installment of this revenge fantasy, Becky (Lulu Wilson) travels to Poland to confront an innkeeper with fascist plans (Neil Patrick Harris).

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Nov 04, 2026

For ‘Dune: Part Three,' Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya and Friends Weigh in on the Trilogy
As Denis Villeneuve's blockbuster series concludes, the cast recalls dealing with desert shoots and wrestling with the story's moral implications.

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Nov 04, 2026

Rating Stars Who Played the Grinch
As the animated TV special "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" turns 60, we rate the grinchiness of eight stars who've portrayed Dr. Seuss' beloved humbug.

New York Times Movies
Nov 02, 2026

Rome Greenlights New Investigation of Pier Paolo Pasolini Murder 51 Years Ago
Pier Paolo Pasolini was found bludgeoned to death in 1975. A young escort confessed to the crime but changed his story over the years, creating uncertainty.

New York Times Movies
Nov 02, 2026

Catherine Zeta-Jones's 5 Favorite Places in Wales
The Oscar-winning star of "Chicago," "Traffic" and the new AMC series "Kill Jackie" shares her go-to spots in Wales, where she was born and raised.

New York Times Movies
Nov 01, 2026

Michael Mann Accidentally Shoots Himself at Los Angeles Gun Range
The director and producer was in stable condition after his gun "accidentally discharged" on Saturday, a representative said.

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Nov 01, 2026

The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to HBO Max, Hulu, Apple TV and More in November
Amy Poehler digs into a new mystery. Return to the future in another "Blade Runner" project. And "Yellowjackets" begins its final season.

New York Times Movies
Oct 31, 2026

AO3 Fan Fiction Site Is Hacked and Could Be Offline for Weeks
Home to tales inspired by the likes of "Harry Potter" and "Heated Rivalry," the archive was taken down after "an intrusion," one of its founders said. It could be down for weeks.

New York Times Movies
Oct 31, 2026

Martin McDonagh Says Art Can Change the World. Just Not as Much as Murder.
The writer-director, known for his dark and bleak work, believes in film's power to change our lives.

New York Times Movies
Oct 30, 2026

Hack Could Leave AO3, a Popular Fan Fiction Site, Offline for Weeks
AO3, which hosts 18 million stories spun off from the likes of "Harry Potter" and "Heated Rivalry," was taken offline after "an intrusion," one of its founders said.

New York Times Movies
Oct 30, 2026

How Curry Barker Makes a Sad Face Terrifying in ‘Obsession'
Just in time for Halloween, the director Curry Barker narrates a sequence from "Obsession," his indie horror hit.

New York Times Movies
Oct 30, 2026

Curry Barker Narrates a Scene From ‘Obsession'
Barker, the film's writer and director, explains how lingering shots heighten the tension and awkwardness in a party scene.

New York Times Movies
Oct 30, 2026

‘You Can See Everything': What Was Billy Evans Watching at 2x?
What was Elizabeth Holmes's partner watching in the new Nathan Fielder documentary? We found the videos (and the scientists in them).

New York Times Movies
Oct 30, 2026

You Can See Everything That Billy Evans Watched on 2x Speed
What was Elizabeth Holmes's partner watching in the new Nathan Fielder documentary? We found the videos (and the scientists in them).

New York Times Movies
Oct 30, 2026

Patrick Stewart Was Regal, Stately and Quite Hilarious
The actor used his booming voice and Shakespearean pedigree in the service of absurd (and often lewd) comedy.

New York Times Movies
Oct 30, 2026

Five Action Movies to Stream Now
This month's picks include a barbaric cannibal, wars and battles, and a postapocalyptic tale.

New York Times Movies
Oct 30, 2026

Elke Sommer, Star of 1960s Comedies and Spy Films, Dies at 85
The German actress was 23 when she arrived in Hollywood, where she starred in movies with Peter Sellers, Paul Newman and Bob Hope.

New York Times Movies
Oct 30, 2026

6 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
Whether you're a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.

New York Times Movies
Oct 30, 2026

Who Killed Alex Odeh?' Asks Good Questions About a Terrible Death
The film by Jason Osder and William Lafi Youmans examines the 1985 pipe-bombing of a Palestinian activist in California, tracing the case to suspects in Israel.

New York Times Movies
Oct 29, 2026

Review: ‘A Few Good Men,' With Bradley Whitford and Tom Blyth, Gives Up the Fight
Bradley Whitford, Tom Blyth and Krysta Rodriguez star in a revival of Aaron Sorkin's 1989 breakthrough that lacks tactical cohesion.

New York Times Movies
Oct 29, 2026

Patrick Stewart: A Life in Pictures
The motley mix of roles that won the British actor acclaim includes a Shakespearean hero, a "Star Trek" captain and an "X-Men" mutant.

New York Times Movies
Oct 29, 2026

Patrick Stewart, ‘Star Trek' Captain and Professor X on ‘X-Men,' Dies at 86
The British actor was 86. He achieved pop-culture stardom as Capt. Jean-Luc Picard on "Star Trek: The Next Generation."

New York Times Movies
Oct 29, 2026

‘Manhood' Review: Going to Great Lengths
Penis enlargement is the subject of this humanely-observed but unfocused documentary.

New York Times Movies
Oct 29, 2026

‘The Mosquito Bowl' Review: Blood Sport
Peter Berg's bluntly drawn historical drama pairs two pillars of American identity, war and football, to uneasy effect.

New York Times Movies
Oct 29, 2026

‘Queen at Sea' Review: An Impossible Situation
Juliette Binoche stars in a heart-wrenching drama about dementia that is harrowing to watch.

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Oct 29, 2026

‘The Mongoose' Review: Battle Scars and Muscle Cars
Liam Neeson plays a military veteran fleeing a murder rap in this silly, sentimental action movie.

New York Times Movies
Oct 29, 2026

‘Everest: The Other Side' Review: Chancing Death
In their latest documentary, the directors of "Free Solo" track some adventurers trying to ascend the hazardous north side of Mount Everest.

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Oct 29, 2026

‘Christmas at the Kringles' Review: They Really Like the Holidays. And Bloodshed.
Ron Livingston and Rachel Bilson move next door to a family that celebrates Christmas all year long and gets a little tetchy if you don't join them.

New York Times Movies
Oct 29, 2026

‘Apocalypse Z: New World' Review: Chomping Hordes, Continued
While efficient, this action sequel sticks closely to familiar zombie genre tropes.

New York Times Movies
Oct 28, 2026

Barbara Barrie, Oscar Nominee Known for Mom Roles and More, Has Died
She was nominated for "Breaking Away," appeared in the original Broadway cast of "Company" and was seen on "Barney Miller." She was 95.

New York Times Movies
Oct 28, 2026

Angry Anderson Has Died. He Rocked Hard and Played a Villain in ‘Mad Max.'
The diminutive Australian fronted the group Rose Tattoo and stole scenes as a glutton for punishment in "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome."

New York Times Movies
Oct 28, 2026

Three Great Documentaries to Stream
These Halloween-inspired doc picks look at satanic activism, gay subtext in an '80s horror film and the origins of zombie lore.

New York Times Movies
Oct 28, 2026

‘One Job Away' Tries to Help Actors Keep Their Health Insurance
The actor Cheyenne Jackson's social media campaign highlights the increasing struggles of working actors to book enough parts to remain insured.

New York Times Movies
Oct 28, 2026

‘Ali G: Who Iz I?' Review: A Bit Too Tired for This Media Age
Sacha Baron Cohen's revival of his early 2000s persona is meant to speak to a polarized country, but the results are mixed.

New York Times Movies
Oct 28, 2026

‘On the Road' Review: A Queer Romantic Thriller
A young outcast hitches a ride with an older, married trucker in this atmospherically charged drama that traverses northern Mexico.

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Oct 28, 2026

‘Closure' Review: Looking for Hope in a River
A gorgeous and devastating documentary follows a father obsessively looking for his missing son.

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Oct 28, 2026

Our Favorite L.A. Movies: Artists, Directors and Other Locals Share the Films That Capture the City
Artists, directors and other locals on their favorite films set in the city, both in and beyond Hollywood.

New York Times Movies
Oct 27, 2026

What Makes Andrew Scott So Good at Tragedy in ‘Sea Wall' and Other Works?
The actor says he is no more tragic than anyone else, but in the one-man play "Sea Wall," he's the soul of a sadness machine.

New York Times Movies
Oct 27, 2026

Could ‘You Can See Everything' Be Up for Best Picture but Not Documentary?
The popular nonfiction film is eligible for several Oscars. But the academy's documentary branch may not be receptive to its unconventional approach.

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Oct 27, 2026

Bradley Whitford, Tom Blyth and Krysta Rodriguez on Sorkin's ‘A Few Good Men'
Bradley Whitford, Tom Blyth and Krysta Rodriguez are starring in a revival of Aaron Sorkin's breakthrough, "A Few Good Men," at Lincoln Center Theater.

New York Times Movies
Oct 27, 2026

‘Event Horizon': The Cosmic Horror Flop That Rose From the Void
Paul W.S. Anderson's nightmarish 1997 space film starring Sam Neill became a pulpy horror classic after shocking viewers expecting a simple space adventure.

New York Times Movies
Oct 27, 2026

Jane Schoenbrun's First Novel is Another Exploration of Weird Pop Culture
The filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun envisioned a sci-fi TV series about a sinister video store. "Public Access Afterworld" is the ambitious 600-page result.

New York Times Movies
Oct 26, 2026

With ‘DreamQuil,' Alex Prager Makes Stepford Wives for the Age of AI
With "DreamQuil," the artist Alex Prager has made her first feature-length film.

New York Times Movies
Oct 26, 2026

Walter Koenig, Chekov From ‘Star Trek,' Has Died
As the baby-faced Russian navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise, he was a mainstay of the original television series and seven films. He was 90.

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Oct 26, 2026

Gospel Horror and Creepy Bluegrass: Behind the Music of ‘Get Out'
Ahead of the New York Philharmonic's live soundtrack performances of the film, the composer Michael Abels discusses pivotal moments from his score.

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Oct 26, 2026

Alexander Skarsgard and Olivia Colman on the Joy of a Wicker Husband
Is the male love interest the answer to toxic masculinity? The actors contemplate that prospect and the challenges of creating a very adult fable.

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Oct 26, 2026

"The One About Matthew Perry" Docuseries Comes to Netflix
Mia Perry Bowick, speaking publicly for the first time in "The One About Matthew Perry," joins its director, Mary Robertson, to discuss her new Netflix docuseries about the "Friends" star.

New York Times Movies
Oct 26, 2026

‘Donnie Darko' Oral History: A Mind-Twisting Cult Classic Turns 25
Jake Gyllenhaal, Seth Rogen and others explain how an audacious 2001 sci-fi indie flop overcame early disaster to become a phenomenon.

New York Times Movies
Oct 25, 2026

How ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' Grew Up
A musical adaptation of the F. Scott Fitzgerald short story has been in the works for nearly 10 years. Now it is making its U.S. debut at the Public Theater.

New York Times Movies
Oct 25, 2026

How Wonderful Was the Man Who Made ‘It's a Wonderful Life'?
Sam Wasson venerates Frank Capra, who directed a clutch of Hollywood classics. His new biography aims to challenge an earlier, unflattering portrait.

New York Times Movies
Oct 25, 2026

Crusading to Restore the Reputation of His Favorite Filmmaker
Sam Wasson venerates Frank Capra, who directed a clutch of Hollywood classics. His new biography aims to challenge an earlier, unflattering portrait.

New York Times Movies
Oct 24, 2026

‘Ali G: Who Iz I?': What to Know
Sacha Baron Cohen has revived his fictional wannabe rapper in a new movie that will be in theaters for just this weekend. Here's what to know.

New York Times Movies
Oct 24, 2026

How ‘You Can See Everything' Plays With What's Real
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim teamed up to interview Elizabeth Holmes, the convicted executive, for "You Can See Everything." Our critic, Alissa Wilkinson, shares her thoughts on how the documentary follows a lineage of other documentaries that blend reality and performance.

New York Times Movies
Oct 24, 2026

J. Todd Anderson Has Died. The Coen Brothers May Be Lost Without Him.
The storyboard artist produced scene-by-scene sketches that shaped films like "Fargo," "The Big Lebowski" and "No Country for Old Men."

New York Times Movies
Oct 24, 2026

4 Objects That Measure the Life of ‘Rent'
As the original cast reunites for a 30th anniversary concert, the Jonathan Larson archive continues to shed light on the enduring Broadway musical.

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Oct 24, 2026

The Director of ‘Wildwood' Knows A.I. Cannot Do What He Does
In a wide-ranging conversation, Travis Knight discussed bringing Oregon to life frame by frame, and maintaining a human touch in animation.

New York Times Movies
Oct 23, 2026

How Patricia Highsmith Came to Star in a Ripley-esque Movie
"A Talent for Murder" turns the novelist into a suspicious character in a psychological thriller. The author's caustic personality makes the leap plausible.

New York Times Movies
Oct 23, 2026

Five Science Fiction Movies to Stream Now
In this month's picks, alien encounters, sinister deepfakes, fantastical time loops and postapocalyptic woe.

New York Times Movies
Oct 23, 2026

‘Daniel Isn't Real,' ‘Blink Twice' and More Hidden Gems
With Halloween on the horizon, an especially unnerving indie chiller leads off our rundown of hidden gems on your subscription streaming services.

New York Times Movies
Oct 23, 2026

8 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
Whether you're a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.

New York Times Movies
Oct 23, 2026

In ‘One in a Million,' the Extraordinary Story of a Family in Flux
The film follows a girl and her parents after they flee Syria and settle in Germany, where the new culture is the catalyst for unexpected change.

New York Times Movies
Oct 23, 2026

At Rikers, Inmates See Themselves in a Film About America's Jails
Residents of one of the country's most troubled facilities were given a preview of "Crime and Punishment in America," a docuseries premiering on PBS next month.

New York Times Movies
Oct 23, 2026

'70s Horror Movies Worth Resurrecting This Halloween
Industry experts chose their unsung favorites, which feature vampires, stalkers, killer ants and all manner of gore.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

Tom Skerritt, Who Had Key Roles in ‘Picket Fences' and ‘Top Gun,' Dies at 93
His rugged good looks, commanding presence and versatility led to key roles in "M*A*S*H" and "Steel Magnolias," and he won an Emmy on "Picket Fences."

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

Tom Hanks Will Return to Broadway in ‘This World of Tomorrow,' a Time-Travel Romance
"This World of Tomorrow," co-starring Kelli O'Hara, will come to Broadway next fall.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

Jim Knipfel, Blind, Dyspeptic Memoirist, Dies at 61
His Slackjaw column drew on his life, which included going blind and being locked up in a psychiatric ward. Two of his books were praised by Thomas Pynchon.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

‘Fatherland' Review: Returning to a Divided Germany
Four years after World War II, the writer Thomas Mann returned to his birthplace with his daughter, played by Sandra Hüller in this luminous fictional account.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

For These Die-Hards, October Is Hallmark Christmas Movie Time
The Hallmark Channel's holiday offerings are already starting to air, and these devoted fans are happy to snuggle in for comfort viewing.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

‘Wildwood' Review: A Magical, Stop-Motion Adventure
This adaptation of Colin Meloy's fantasy novel is painstakingly rendered by human hands; it is equal parts magic and tragedy.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

‘Wicker' Review: Getting Twiggy With It
A man woven from willow branches disrupts the rigid customs of a rural village in this wonderfully raunchy satire.

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Oct 22, 2026

‘A Talent for Murder' Review: Ripley and the Creator
Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich star in a psychological thriller about Patricia Highsmith as she grapples with her most famous creation.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

‘Possible Love' Review: The Lives of Others
In his first movie since his celebrated drama "Burning," the South Korean director Lee Chang-dong focuses on two couples from very different worlds.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York' Review: Last Man Standing
A dynamite John Turturro plays an aging thief who runs into trouble and looks for help from his friends.

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Oct 22, 2026

‘Making Marie Antoinette' Review: A Sublime Documentary
Eleanor Coppola lovingly records her daughter, Sofia, during the making of Sofia's third feature, shot at Versailles.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

‘Klara and the Sun' Review: She's Not Like the Other Girls
In Taika Waititi's latest film, Jenna Ortega plays a futuristic android with a winsome outlook. Unfortunately, no emotional button goes unpushed.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

‘Clayface' Review: A Stage Fright and Vengeance
An lesser-known character from the DC Comics universe makes a surprisingly vivid impression in this body-horror movie with a unique antihero.

New York Times Movies
Oct 22, 2026

Clive Barker's Best Books: A Guide
The horror and dark fantasy writer is known for his gruesome imagination and lush, baroque prose. Here's where to start.

New York Times Movies
Oct 21, 2026

‘860' Review: Billy Crystal Is Back on Broadway, After the Palisades Fire
The actor revisits his annus horribilis, and what came before it, in a warm and very funny solo Broadway play.

New York Times Movies
Oct 21, 2026

John Turturro on ‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York'
Though the actor has long been a welcome screen presence, this is his first starring role in years. "To carry the whole thing, that's a big responsibility."

New York Times Movies
Oct 20, 2026

Richard Riehle, Prolific Actor Who Appeared in ‘Office Space,' Dies at 78
Mr. Riehle, best remembered for playing an anxious character with "people skills," built a career in theater, TV and film that lasted more than half a century.

New York Times Movies
Oct 19, 2026

How Penélope Cruz Masterminded One of the Most Versatile Careers in Hollywood
As a young actor, she was determined to avoid being typecast as a "sex bomb." Thirty years later, she's in total control of the women she plays.

New York Times Movies
Oct 19, 2026

What Can We See in All the Recent Art About AIDS?
Nearly five decades after the disease first appeared, many filmmakers, writers and others are finding new meaning in catastrophe.

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