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‘Nosferatu’ Review: Robert Eggers’ Psychosexual Fairy Tale

Robert Eggers’ gorgeous adaptation is anchored by a revelatory performance by Lily-Rose Depp, who stuns as a woman torn apart by unconscious desire.

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Guadagnino’s sui generis William S. Burroughs adaptation will blow your mind and cut your heart open.

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‘The Madness’ Review: Colman Domingo Attempts to Anchor Lukewarm Conspiracy Thriller

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Mohammad Rasoulof shot his film in secret in Iran, and when he was sentenced to eight years in prison and flogging, he escaped to Germany over an arduous 28-day trek.

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