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Wednesday, December 11, 2024

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Screen Grabs: An Iranian family explodes under authoritarian pressure

Mohammad Rasoulof's secret 'The Seed of the Sacred Fig.' Plus: 'The Bibi Files' indicts Netanyahu, 'Dahomey' liberates seized artifacts.

When Tamagotchis attack! Kyle Mooney on raucous horror-comedy ‘Y2K’

Period-perfect New Millennium details shine in tale of technology gone haywire. Just don't forget the Herbal Essence.

Screen Grabs: It’s ‘Queer,’ it’s here, it’s… definitely Guadagnino

Daniel Craig is besotted, Jude Law is determined, Ralph Fiennes is Odysseus, and Marco Pigossi is hot. New movies!

Screen Grabs: ‘Nightbitch’ could use sharper feminist fangs

Plus: Driving 'Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat,' Bay Area legend Barbara Dane's '9 Lives,' animal climate survival in 'Flow,' more movies

Screen Grabs: Au revoir, French noir—hello, Hole in the Head

A flurry of femmes fatales bids adieu to 'The French Had a Name for It,' while horror Hole fest sees many more buckets of blood.

Screen Grabs: Complex tales of women from around the world

Striking films from India, Guatemala, Iran, Argentina, and the UK address the status of women in a time of rising authoritarianism.

Screen Grabs: A small oasis of empathy and compassion

Jesse Eisenberg's 'A Real Pain' shines, Andrea Arnold's 'Bird' takes flight. Plus: dismantling the US press and poisoning Flint's water.

Gogol Bordello takes a war-torn turn with ‘Scream of My Blood’

New movie-tour from folk-punk bandleader Eugene Hütz is a rallying cry for Ukrainian resistance—and a return home.

Transgender Film Fest offers community in a time of great threat

'I believe in the power of creative expression to uplift and fight for a more positive future," says vital event's Shawna Virago.

Screen Grabs: Escaping to the Eastern Himalayas sounds great right now

... or Venice, or Outer Space, or even highly fictionalized Long Island and Oklahoma. Fly with us through this week's new movies.

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