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'Zama' Review: A Sumptuous, Feverish Conquistador Tale
Lucrecia Martel ('The Headless Woman') returns after a nine-year absence with a very different take on a Spanish conquistador.
'Lean on Pete' Review: Andrew Haigh's Horse Starts Quick, Then Fades
Steve Buscemi, Chloe Sevigny and Travis Fimmel give lived-in, natural performances—and then they're unnaturally abandoned in a slightly disappointing film from Haigh ('45 Years').
'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' Review: A Ludicrous Barnburner
The dark comedy from 'In Bruges' director Martin McDonagh attempts to bridge the hateful sides of the police vs. citizens debate.
'mother!' Review: Resting WTF Face
Darren Aronofsky does his best Ingmar Bergman impression. And though it's repetitious and heavy-handed it's often bewitching and audacious.
'Downsizing' Review: The Future Has Some Heart (For a Change) | Venice 2017
Alexander Payne's sci-fi comedy is more akin to live-action Pixar than 'Black Mirror'.