‘For the Birds’ Review: From an Overcrowded Chicken Coop Springs Unusual Life

By TEO BUGBEE

For the Birds ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘The Fall of the American Empire’ Review: A Satirical Take on the Crime Story

By GLENN KENNY

The Fall of the American Empire (R)

Opening May 31, 2019

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‘Rocketman’ Review: The Fantastical Tale of Elton John, Survivor, Rock God, Camp Icon

By A.O. SCOTT

Rocketman ()

Opening Unknown Date

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Review: In ‘Leaving Home, Coming Home,’ Robert Frank Recounts His Career

By GLENN KENNY

Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘Barbara Rubin’ Review: An Overlooked Filmmaker Gets Her Due

By GLENN KENNY

Barbara Rubin and the Exploding NY Underground ()

Opening May 24, 2019

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‘Diamantino’ Review: The Fairy Tale Life of a Soccer Star

By GLENN KENNY

Diamantino ()

Opening May 24, 2019

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‘Woodstock: Three Days That Defined a Generation’ Review: A Return to 1969

By GLENN KENNY

Woodstock: Three Days That Defined a Generation ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘The Proposal’ Review: The Artist, the Architect and the Other Woman

By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS

The Proposal ()

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Sir Elton John's best movie moments

As Rocketman is released in UK cinemas we give a brief history of Sir Elton on the big screen.

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Review: ‘Booksmart’ Crashes the Party and Aces the Test

By A.O. SCOTT

Booksmart (R)

Opening May 24, 2019

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‘The Souvenir’ Review: A Great Movie About a Bad Boyfriend

By A.O. SCOTT

The Souvenir (R)

Opening May 17, 2019

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Cannes 2019: Could streaming really cancel cinema?

The battle of the big streamers versus the big screens comes under the spotlight in Cannes.

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‘Asako I & II’ Review: Double the Love (and the Heartbreak)

By GLENN KENNY

Asako I & II (Not Rated)

Opening Unknown Date

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‘All Creatures Here Below’ Review: A Runaway Couple in Crisis

By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS

All Creatures Here Below ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘The Wandering Soap Opera’ Review: An Excursion Into Raúl Ruiz’s Fertile Mind

By A.O. SCOTT

The Wandering Soap Opera ()

Opening May 17, 2019

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Detective Pikachu: 'Pokémon created a world I wanted to live in'

Detective Pikachu is in cinemas now and for Pokémon fans, it's the first time to see the world in live action.

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‘Charlie Says’ Review: Complicating Those Manson Family Values

By MANOHLA DARGIS

Charlie Says (R)

Opening May 17, 2019

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‘At the Heart of Gold’ Review: A Thorough Record of Sexual Abuse

By BILGE EBIRI

At the Heart of Gold: Inside the USA Gymnastics Scandal ()

Opening May 3, 2019

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‘The Serengeti Rules’ Review: Making Science Spellbinding

By TEO BUGBEE

Serengeti Rules ()

Opening April 30, 2018

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‘The River and the Wall’ Review: Taking a Side on the Rio Grande

By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS

The River and the Wall ()

Opening May 3, 2019

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‘The Biggest Little Farm’ Review: The Pleasures of D.I.Y. Agriculture

By GLENN KENNY

The Biggest Little Farm (PG)

Opening May 10, 2019

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‘Pasolini’ Review: One Rebellious Filmmaker’s Tribute to Another

By A.O. SCOTT

Pasolini ()

Opening May 10, 2019

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How Avengers put Disney at the top of the charts

How Avengers: Endgame helped make Disney the dominant force in world cinema.

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‘Long Shot’ Review: Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen Give Good Heart

By MANOHLA DARGIS

Long Shot (R)

Opening May 3, 2019

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Two Door Cinema Club: 'We're aware that bands have shelf lives'

Two Door Cinema Club explain how being "on the sidelines of everything" helped sustain their career.

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Slim Cinema: A vertical film festival

The festival includes DJs and artwork as well as films shot in a vertical format.

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‘Shadow’ Review: A Bleak World Splashed With Red

By GLENN KENNY

Shadow ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘Meeting Gorbachev’ Review: Sitting Down With the Last Soviet Leader

By BEN KENIGSBERG

Meeting Gorbachev ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘Hesburgh’ Review: A Portrait of a Heroic and Scandal-Free Catholic Priest

By GLENN KENNY

Hesburgh ()

Opening May 3, 2019

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