Movies

[ad_1] “The Human Factor” presents a cogent and involving view of the Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, mainly from 1991 until the

[ad_1] Successful magic tricks prompt oohs and aahs. Eyebrows go up, mouths are frozen agape in shock as the impossible

[ad_1] “Suddenly, the blacklist had achieved for the writer what he had previously only aspired to,” Mr. Bernstein joked in

[ad_1] In “Anatomy of a Scene,” we ask directors to reveal the secrets that go into making key scenes in

[ad_1] GODALMING, England — Entirely covered by earth, only his face visible, Ralph Fiennes lay patiently in the ground. Simon

[ad_1] ”Hi, I‘m Regina King. And I‘m the director of One Night in Miami. So this is in the film

[ad_1] Most of the time, the 116-year-old movie theater business is rather humdrum. Tickets get sold. Images get projected onto

[ad_1] According to Balram, a wealthy young Bangalore businessman, “the Indian entrepreneur” must be a combination of opposites: “straight and

[ad_1] Gateway Movies offers ways to begin exploring directors, genres and topics in film by examining a few streaming movies.

[ad_1] First there was Selena Quintanilla-Pérez, the pathbreaking Latina singer who inspired a generation of artists and was killed at

[ad_1] “Some Kind of Heaven,” a documentary co-produced by The New York Times, pierces the bubble of The Villages, a

[ad_1] Matthew Teague is a journalist who’s traveled to remote corners of the world for stories. He covered C.I.A. operatives

[ad_1] Once Luc returns to his provincial town, a run-in with a former teen love, Geneviève (Louise Chevillotte), heats up

[ad_1] This year’s Oscar races are both longer than ever and harder to call: Amid the continuing pandemic, the ceremony

[ad_1] This obituary is part of a series about people who have died in the coronavirus pandemic. Read about others

[ad_1] Lynne Sachs shot the footage that became “Film About a Father Who” from 1984 to 2019, and her ideas

[ad_1] This noxious thriller makes a hero out of Rex (Ben O’Toole), a military veteran who served time after killing

[ad_1] Every seven years or so for more than half a century, the filmmaker Michael Apted returned to what he

[ad_1] The home in “Acasa, My Home” is a wild, marshy expanse on the outskirts of Bucharest, an abandoned reservoir

[ad_1] In some ways, “MLK/FBI,” Sam Pollard’s new documentary, tells a straightforward story suggested by the title. Drawing on long-secret