#78 (tie): 'Sátántangó': The Reveal discusses all 100 of Sight & Sound’s Greatest Films of All Time
Bela Tarr's bleak and disturbing depiction of a Hungarian village in deep decline is as mammoth as it is captivating.
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In Review: 'Abigail,' 'The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare'
It's tricky: A ballerina with a secret surprises some kidnappers and some British spies get the better of a bunch of Nazis in this week's new releases.
The Broken Civilizations of Alex Garland
The chatter around the politics of 'Civil War' misses a career-long obsession with the making and unmaking of societies.
In Review: 'Civil War,' 'Sasquatch Sunset'
The latest from Alex Garland sends Kirsten Dunst through a self-destructing United States while, elsewhere, a group of Sasquatch faces a perilous future.
Woody Allen In Exile
A look at the once-revered director's last four films and the breaking of a decades-long moviegoing habit.
In Review: 'Monkey Man,' 'Girls State,' 'The Beast'
Dev Patel's directorial debut brings the action, a group of girls attempt to keep democracy alive, and the latest from Bertrand Brunello hops unnervingly through time in this week's new releases.