Guy Lodge

The prize catch of the title isn't exactly who you might expect in “A Nice Indian Boy,” a romantic comedy that brings a welcome queer angle to that

Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff star in 'A Nice Indian Boy,' Roshan Sethi's queer love story between an Indian American doctor and a white photographer.

The third outing for the well-mannered ursine hero, 'Paddington in Peru' is pleasant kids' fare, but lacks the anarchic sparkle of its predecessors.

Paddington, the duffel-coated bear with a penchant for marmalade and mishaps, was already a cultural institution of nearly 60 years' standing by the time he headlined his first feature film a decade ago.

Starring Maria Bakalova, Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov's satire 'Triumph' presents a country in a state of absurd post-communist confusion.

June Squibb’s star turn as a ninetysomething gran, scammed and out for justice, joins a club of indomitable seniors in the movies, from Anne Reid to Jack Nicholson

Taking on the German auteur's dismissal of AI filmmaking by creating an artificial version of Herzog himself, Piotr Winiewicz's IDFA opener is an experiment more puckish than genuinely provocative.

French docmaker Auberi Edler patiently and perceptively tracks a year-long electoral campaign in a conservative Pennsylvania town where the extremist influence of Christian nationalism looms large.

Executive produced by Steve McQueen, Eloïse King's documentary shines a light on the young, brilliant Kenyans ghost-writing essays for more privileged college students, and mourns the invisibility of their academic gifts.

In her extraordinary debut feature, Irish artist and filmmaker Myrid Carten fixes her camera, when possible, on her erratic, alcoholic mother Nuala — if she cannot save her, she can at least truly see her.