Film
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Who You Think I Am review: Juliette Binoche shines in catfishing psychological thriller
Juliette Binoche delivers a knockout performance as a divorcée caught up in a catfishing romance in "Who You Think I Am"
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DC Shorts Film Festival returns with a fantastic in-person LGBTQ showcase
DC Shorts returns as a hybrid festival, with a portion of its 95 online films highlighted in live screenings
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Cinderella review: A shoddy but satisfying twist on the classic tale
Camila Cabello is an appealing heroine in Amazon Prime's "Cinderella," but Billy Porter makes it magical
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Film Review: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
Marvel freshens up its formula with the fantasy-fueled origin story "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings"
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Candyman review: A lot to say, but not enough scares holding it all together
Candyman updates the 1992 horror film with astute social commentary, but contains more style than suspense
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Todd Stephens’ gay drama “Swan Song” is his finest work yet
Swan Song is a rich, absorbing character study with a narrative defined by indelible encounters
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Marion Hill set out to depict a triad relationship honestly in “Ma Belle, My Beauty”
The film is a semi-autobiographical romance à trois set amidst the sun-kissed hills of Anduze
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Film Review: ‘The Land of Owls’ is a measured alternative to summer blockbusters
Two struggling couples commune with nature and test their bonds in the quietly affecting "The Land of Owls."
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Respect Review: Jennifer Hudson tears through Aretha Franklin’s songbook in gripping biopic
"Respect" is a dynamic portrait of Aretha Franklin as a young woman, overcoming lifelong demons to find her true sound.
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Curiosa review: An awkward commentary on female sexual liberation
Everybody's getting it on in "Curiosa," Lou Jeunet's frisky period romance between poets Marie de Régnier and Pierre Louÿs
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Annette Review: Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard’s musical lacks joie de vivre
Driver gives his all as a seriously self-involved comedian in Leos Carax's ponderously wooden musical "Annette"
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Jungle Cruise review: Action romp charts curious course into gay representation
Disney's latest ride-to-movie effort is a solidly entertaining adventure
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The Suicide Squad review: Lean, mean, and stuffed to the gills with charisma
James Gunn's "The Suicide Squad" just wants to save the world, one fuck-up at a time
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Joe Bell review: A film about gay tragedy, but not for gay audiences
"Joe Bell" turns a moving true story of anti-gay bullying into a weepy drama about a father's redemption
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Gunpowder Milkshake review: Femme-centric thriller stirs up action and humor
Slick assassins in sensible shoes bring the fun in slaying thugs with full fighting fury in Navot Papushado's new film.
