Film

Emmanuel Finkiel’s film, adapted from Marguerite Duras’s book, is close to a masterpiece.

A disturbing yet vaguely hopeful dramatization of what conversion therapy can do to young adults.

Three new British films, all adapted from popular novels, explore the British soul with varying degrees of success in this week’s openings.

A nostalgic memoir of Hollywood’s gay underground—for five days only at Dipson Eastern Hills.

A riddle wrapped in an enigma, with cheese—and a movie that’s good but should have been better.

A fashion iconoclast, a movie Forbes calls “wealth porn,” and a terrifically entertaining film from Spike Lee.

A downtown theater that’s unlikely to bring anyone downtown—and what could have been.

Movies the way they were meant to be seen, on a bigger-than-life screen in front of a crowd of people, often to audiences who have never had a chance to see...