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Claire Denis’s captivating new film, starring Margaret Qualley and based on the novel by Denis Johnson, treads familiar territory in a foreign land.

Nabil Ayouch’s exuberant musical declares that the genre hasn’t faded; it has just been hiding in a Moroccan slum.

The writer-director Neil LaBute takes a crack at the post-#MeToo revenge parable but offers more irony than insight.

Two undocumented immigrants from opposite sides of the world connect in Brooklyn — and over their shared trauma relating to apparent alien abductions.

Yujiro Harumoto’s slow-build morality tale puts an ambitious documentary maker in an uncomfortable position as her life begins to resemble her films.

In Mounia Akl’s ambitious debut feature, a family’s attempts to escape the filth of Beirut go awry when the garbage follows them to their doorstep.

Elie Grappe’s quietly poignant film about a young gymnast finds her torn between her passion and the violence gripping her country — in 2013.

A lot of great movies and TV shows are expiring for subscribers in the United States in June. Here are the ones worth finding time...

Qiu Jiongjiong’s absurdist epic of 20th century China is both a movie and a play, both tragedy and farce.