"Warfare" is one of the most authentic portraits of war ever made. Its immersive qualities will keep audiences on the edge of their seats, but the film's lack of depth may leave some disappointed.
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"I'm Still Here" tells the story of Eunice Paiva standing up to Brazil's military dictatorship despite its dangers. As the film's title suggests, those who oppose persecution will always be here to stand for what is right.
"Nickel Boys" tells the story of two African-American boys at an abusive reform school. Here, they learn what it takes to fight for what is right.
"The Brutalist" is Brady Corbet's monumental epic about the immigrant experience. Corbet deconstructs the American Dream on a scale rarely seen.
"Anora" is the story of a stripper who meets and marries a Russian billionaire. Their story turns into the funniest and most emotionally touching film of the year.
"The Apprentice" provides a look into how Donald Trump became the man audiences may see him today. Exploring his relationship with Roy Cohn, the film underlines how a "monster" was created.
"Joker: Folie à Deux" will surprise audiences with its extreme stylistic difference from the original but will ultimately let down in its execution.