You can almost smell the sweat in “The Secret Agent,” a stylish, slow burn thriller about radicals and mercenaries in 1977 Brazil. Filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho begins his film with the note that it was “a time of mischief.”

Prepare your tear ducts. Chloé Zhao's unabashedly emotional “Hamnet” will have them flowing. The film based on Maggie O’Farrell's novel imagines the early life of William Shakespeare and wife Agnes, whose love is tested by the death of their 11-year-old son,

These 3 uniquely intertwined perspectives come crashing together in the film’s explosive, bombshell-laden finale that finally sets the trio free from the shackles of cultural & familial expectations, personal secrets, and the toxicity of the men in their orbit.

So Close To The Clouds” was screened as part of Filméxico in Salt Lake City. This documentary tells the fascinating story, long forgotten, of the unlikely group of young women who learned to play soccer in the streets of small towns and ended up in the Women’s World Cup in 1971.

"Zootopia 2," in theaters Wednesday, builds on the foundation of the 2016 film and escalates the action like "Lethal Weapon" and "Bad Boys" sequels.

Reams of scholarship and fictional takes have imagined how Shakespeare’s earthly life influenced his plays. “Hamnet” isn’t one of them. The boldly devastating film from Oscar-winning director Chloé Zhao (“Nomadland”) is far more primal than a speculative portrait of the artist.

While Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein has brought the iconic scientist and his creature back into the public consciousness, there’s been a ton of worthwhile adaptations of Mary Shelley’s book over the years.

A grieving father struggles to care for his two children after the death of his wife. Even with its star, Benedict Cumberbatch, the movie never takes flight.

SOUL Ending Explained Breakdown, Easter Eggs, Original Endings And Full Movie Review | DISNEY. We review, recap and explain the true meaning of Soul whilst pointing out the best Pixar Easter eggs, things you missed and talking about the deleted original ending.

It's messy and confusing for those involved, but it's also one of the great storytelling setups for a screwball comedy, writes our reviewer.

In “A Very Jonas Christmas Movie,” a synthetic holiday trifle whose chief asset is that it knows and even winks at how much it’s a synthetic holiday trifle, one of the more