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A look at systemic racism and sexism in scientific academia and laboratory work.

This documentary unites a number of pastry chefs as the prepare for a high profile event at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Three disabled men make a run for the boarder and a Montreal bordello in this wam comedy about friendship and human connection.

Margot Robbie’s SUICIDE SQUAD psycho is back trying to get over her breakup with the Joker and save Gotham City from a vicious crime boss.

The finale of the 42-year cinematic saga aims high but misses the mark somewhat.

Alla Kovgan’s new 3D documentary looks at the career of choreographer Merce Cunningham while taking audiences inside his most iconic works

FROZEN 2 is a film that grew with the original’s audience, resulting in a satisfyingly challenging film for kids and adults alike.

Writer/director Taiki Waititi’s satire is not only one of the funniest films of the year it is also one this year’s best.

Director Makoto Nagahisa’s debut feature is chockablock full of ideas and social satire.

Noah Baumbach plumbs emotional depth with Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson in this story of the unraveling of a marriage.