For a Film About Korean Adoptees, a Group Effort
In “Return to Seoul,” a Parisian repeatedly visits her birth country. Neither the filmmaker nor the star were adopted, but they got help from friends.
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In “Return to Seoul,” a Parisian repeatedly visits her birth country. Neither the filmmaker nor the star were adopted, but they got help from friends.
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The latest installment in the Marvel franchise never takes flight despite its hard-working cast, led by Paul Rudd and a new villain played by Jonathan Majors.
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A restored version of the film, which has returned to theaters, amplifies the ways in which it was groundbreaking.
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Blending fact with generous, liberating fiction, the director Frances O’Connor brings the author of “Wuthering Heights” to pleasurable life.
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This year’s selections include a film about the disappearance of a sibling and one about the appearance of 100,000 walruses.
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The writer and director Martin McDonagh narrates a scene between Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson.
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Liam Neeson and Neil Jordan try to breathe new life into Raymond Chandler’s hard-boiled hero.
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A childhood favorite gets a threadbare horror treatment.
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Albert Serra’s languorous new film is a dreamy meditation on post-colonial geopolitics.
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