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Review: In 'Captain America: Civil War,' Super-Bro Against Super-Bro

By A. O. SCOTT

"Captain America: Civil War" does not in any way transcend the conventions of the genre. On the contrary: it succeeds because it doesn't really try.

Review: 'Dheepan,' About Sri Lankan Refugees, Looks Like a Prophecy

By A. O. SCOTT

In Jacques Audiard's Palme d'Or-winning film, the members of a makeshift family find that a housing project near Paris feels like the war zone they just left.

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Review: 'A Bigger Splash,' With a Speechless Tilda Swinton, Is Ready for Its Close-Up

By MANOHLA DARGIS

This film, filled with beautiful people, is a reluctant thriller about a rock star, her current lover, her former lover and a pretty young thing.

Review: In 'Dark Horse,' a Real-Life Steeplechase Champion Inspires a Town

By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS

Subtitled "The Incredible True Story of Dream Alliance," this documentary recounts the rise of a foal who restored a Welsh village's spirits.

Review: 'Being Charlie,' a Rehab Story Directed by Rob Reiner

By STEPHEN HOLDEN

The director's son Nick Reiner wrote the screenplay with Matt Elisofon, and it centers on a rebellious teenager whose father is a well-known entertainment figure.

Review: 'Those People': Heartbreak Among the Upper Crust

By ANDY WEBSTER

In Joey Kuhn's directorial debut, wealthy young men in Manhattan pine for one another and play coy.

Video Features

Summer Movies Preview: 10 Trailers for May

By ANITA GATES and MEKADO MURPHY

Superheroes, politicians and a few angry birds are coming to the big screen this month.

News & Features

'A Bigger Splash': Sex and Angst and Rock 'n' Roll

By JULIE BLOOM

The Italian director Luca Guadagnino places four people on a beautiful island, and all of their senses are pushed to the extreme.

Whit Stillman Discusses Austen's Sense and His Sensibility

By ALEXANDRA ALTER

Mr. Stillman's new film, "Love & Friendship," is based on Jane Austen's "Lady Susan," and he talks about his love for Austen and the 18th century.

How Sumner Redstone Went From Army Cryptographer to Media Mogul

By MICHAEL J. de la MERCED

Mr. Redstone, who ceded chairman posts at CBS and Viacom, proved one of the most voluble titans in an industry full of outsize personalities like Rupert Murdoch and Barry Diller.

What Would Jane Watch? A Fan's Guide to Austen Films

By MARY JO MURPHY

The best (and the rest) of movies made from Jane Austen's novels. Let the whispers of dissent begin.

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Review: 'Belladonna of Sadness,' a Bewitching Masterpiece

By GLENN KENNY

Eiichi Yamamoto's 1973 animated film, replete with shocking imagery, is watchable even at its most disturbing.

Review: 'Elstree 1976,' in a Galaxy Not Far, Far Away

By NEIL GENZLINGER

This Jon Spira documentary is about actors who played small roles in parts of the original "Star Wars" that were filmed in London.

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