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Two strangers reflect on their lives as they embark on a cross-country drive to join a study involving life after death.
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Set in postwar Germany, this film dramatizes the true story of a group of Jewish survivors who sought revenge through an astonishing undercover operation.
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Every month, streaming services add movies and TV shows to its library. Here are our picks for some of September’s most promising new titles.
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A truck driver’s brother asks her to deliver a girl to sex traffickers in order to save his life in prison.
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Peter Strickland’s latest film is a speculative comedy about art, desire and gastrointestinal discomfort.
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Rick Dugdale’s thriller, shot over Zoom early in the pandemic, stars Anthony Hopkins as an eccentric tech genius. It was previously released as an NFT.
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The movie is indebted to neon-lit crime thrillers set behind the wheel of an outlaw’s automobile, but it fails to deliver the goods.
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In this bare-bones horror film, a young woman joins a cult and eventually defies its patriarch.