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Saturday, February 15, 2025

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Screen Grabs: Plugging into young Dylan’s raw mystique

'A Complete Unknown' embraces biopic cliches, yet also transcends them. Plus: Los Frikis rock out in a Cuban sanatorium.

Screen Grabs: A little insatiable bloodlust (and just plain lust) for Christmas

Vampiric 'Nosferatu' and S&M-lite 'Babygirl' try to raise pulses—but it's 'The Fire Inside' that lands a knockout punch.

Screen Grabs: Our favorite movies of 2024

Civil wars, papal intrigue, Irish rappers, disco boys, wandering saints, and hundreds of beavers topped our list.

Screen Grabs: Animated delights from Daft Punk and Wallace and Gromit

From the far-flung stars to cozy Lancashire. Plus: Fish out of water in the 'The Black Sea,' pugilist nostalgia in 'Day of the Fight'

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.

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