Netflix’s ‘Marriage Story’ Is the Funniest Film You’ll Ever See About a Heartbreaking Divorce
Adam Driver is the star of Noah Baumbach’s brilliant comedy-drama and also ‘The Report,’ a crusading thriller on Amazon Prime
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What Are the Best Movies of 2019? ‘Once Upon a Time,’ ‘Portrait’ Top AP’s List
Associated Press Film Writers Lindsey Bahr and Jake Coyle name their choices for the best films of 2019
'21 Bridges': No Masks, No Capes, Just an Old-school Cop Thriller
'21 Bridges' aims to be a police action thriller in the spirit of 1990s films like 'Heat' and 'Cop Land.' It succeeds, even though all the twists and turns are familiar
Netflix's 'The Irishman' Is Epic in Every Sense
Everything that has earned Martin Scorsese his awards – his signature themes and styles – is on display in 'The Irishman.' And there's an advantage to watching it on Netflix
In 'Ford v Ferrari,' Action Takes a Back Seat to Drama
In ‘Ford v Ferrari,’ Christian Bale and Matt Damon step into the shoes of the designers and drivers of a historic racing car, and the director’s focus on character development make the action sequences all the more gripping
Artful Porn and anti-Semitic Threats: The Man Behind the 'HBO of Adult Films' Bares All
He was harassed by skinheads as a kid in Paris and was rejected by his Jewish community. Twenty years later, adult film producer Greg Lansky is striving to realize his dream: making porn into an art form
'Midway' Is Basically 'Independence Day' Without the Aliens
Roland Emmerich’s film offers an accurate historical reconstruction of the Battle of Midway, but turns the event into an exhausting saga with no memorable characters
The New 'Terminator' Is More Pessimistic Than Ever
'Terminator: Dark Fate' brings Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger back to the screen. There’s plenty of creative, exciting action, but on the whole it’s too much like its early predecessors
A Great Showcase for Arab Film – and the Objectification of Women
Egypt's annual El Gouna festival allows Arab creators to tell their stories without feeling the sword of 'white' cultural criticism dangling overhead. All that is left to do is to make women comfortable there too
The Man Who Gave Birth to Rosemary's Baby, The Godfather and Love Story
The legendary film producer Robert Evans, who died Saturday at 89, was emblematic of the brazen Hollywood of the 1960s and ’70s. He redefined American culture along the way
'The Keeper': A Nazi Cinderella Story
In 'The Keeper,' even a Nazi can be forgiven... If he's a talented soccer player
André Aciman on the Parallels Between Jews and Gays, and His 'Call Me By Your Name' Sequel
'Find Me,' the highly-anticipated sequel to the bestselling novel 'Call Me By Your Name,' is out next week. In an interview, author André Aciman told Haaretz why he's nervous
Woody Allen’s Undistributed Movie: Americans Are Lucky They Can’t See It
Starring Selena Gomez and Timothée Chalamet, ‘A Rainy Day in New York’ won’t be shown in the U.S. because of the sexual abuse allegations against its famed director. Good thing; it's terrible
'Gemini Man': Young Will Smith Is Terrific – Until He Gets Angry. Or Feels Sad. Or Smiles.
Ang Lee's 'Gemini Man,' about an assassin who fights his clone, generates mainly puzzlement and yawns. The script is hollow, the action mediocre and the new digital technology not yet ripe
Not Even Michelle Williams and Julianne Moore Can Save This Ludicrous Melodrama
‘After the Wedding,’ starring Michelle Williams and Julianne Moore, is a clumsily directed remake
Tarantino, Priscilla and Anouk Aimée: 12 Picks for Haifa Film Festival 2019
A Documentary from inside Gaza and an animated film on the life of Luis Buñuel are just two of Haaretz’s recommendations for the October festival
Luxembourg's Foreign Oscar Entry Is Israeli Arab Director's 'Tel Aviv on Fire'
The acclaimed satirical look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was partly financed by the Luxembourg Film Fund
Downton's Downfall: The Abbey Needs to Disappear From Our Screens
The nicest thing that can be said about the 'Downton Abbey' movie is that it's better than the two 'Sex and the City' films
Filmed in Auschwitz With Former Prisoners, First Holocaust Feature Film Was a Feminist Triumph
Centering around the story of a real Jewish heroine, the first ever Holocaust feature film was a revolutionary female-led experiment. 'They did everything automatically, as returning prisoners. It was frightening'
New Movie Looks Through the Eyes of the Man Who Killed Israel's Prime Minister
Made from the perspective of Yigal Amir, ‘Yamim Noraim’ (‘Incitement’) sheds new light on the man who also killed Israeli democracy and asks viewers to search their own souls