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Morbid and dire, ‘Midsommar’ showcases the emotional freedom one can feel after ending a toxic relationship
How the montage of real people in love adds to the movie’s message
Adam Driver’s dynamism is on full display in a film that rarely lives up to its full potential
The squeamish may feel violently ill, but at least we have Margot Robbie
DCAPA Film Festival: Lee’s drama provides simple answers to difficult questions
Dev Patel shines in a powerfully vulnerable character study
Director Lisa Mao delivers a resonating film that aims to preserve a critical part of Chinese American history at the DCAPA Film Festival
From heartfelt narratives to impactful documentaries, here are three short films that educate, entertain and find their voice
Morgan Neville puts together archival footage for a final glimpse at the chef-turned-host’s legacy
With both in-person and online options, the festival represents a slow return to normalcy
Three women with different visions of love and career battle their way through both their own expectations — and of those around them
While director Chris McKay seeks to dazzle with action, spectacle can’t make up for substance
Director Questlove uses archival footage brilliantly to immerse audiences into the Harlem Cultural Festival
Movie suggestions that appreciate the power, love and strength of the LGBTQ+ community
