A rousing documentary about a pivotal protest movement led by students at Gallaudet University, the world’s only Deaf university, after a hearing president was hired over several very qualified Deaf candidates. With a blend of archive footage and re-enactments, filmmakers Davis Guggenheim and Nyle DeMarco recreate the stakes and the inspiring historical significance of the
The mind-twisting Emmy-winning sci-fi comedy series from David Fincher and Tim Miller returns with a new 10-episode anthology of animated shorts, each one its own standalone story. Some fresh takes to look for: A Victorian-era battle between the devil and a posse of cats. A “Smart Appliances, Stupid Owners” take on AI. An absurdist story
A raunchy college comedy set at an elite university, Overcompensating follows a closeted high school football star and an awkward freshman who get dropped into the school’s frat parties as they wrestle with imposter syndromes and identity crises and try find their place. Created by comedian Benito Skinner (aka Benny Drama) and coming from A24
A high-adrenaline crime thriller set in the 1970s Southwest, Duster follows the FBI’s first Black woman agent and a handsome getaway drive for a crime syndicate that’s been pulling up smuggling, gun-running, and racketeering across the region. Lost heartthrob Josh Holloway and Rachel Hilson star in the blockbustery series that aims for the sweet spot
A crowdpleasing fresh update to Ang Lee’s celebrated 1993 film, The Wedding Banquet (2025) follows a man named Min whose visa is about to expire. When his boyfriend turns down his marriage proposal, he agrees to marry his friend and housemate Angela to get his Green Card, and the two are treated to a surprise
A poignant new biopic about Willie Pep, a world featherweight boxing champ who staged a big comeback at 42, Featherweight is more of a character-driven story about lost youth and lost fame than it is a sports drama. The New Yorker’s Richard Brody has hailed it as one of the best film’s of 2025 for
Nearly a quarter century after the original, Renee Zellweger reprises her role as the (still) hapless Brit who is once again single — widowed after her husband, Darcy (Colin Firth), died on a humanitarian mission — leaving her to take care of their two small kids with the help of her same trusted friends and
Just in time for Mother’s Day comes this charmer with Vince Vaughn as a Staten Island man who opens up an Italian restaurant after his mom dies, and hires a bunch of local grandmothers as chefs. It’s based on a true story, and it’s an ode to old New York that stars several of its
After losing his wife, Irish businessman and father of two Jason Corbett found love with his au pair Molly and moved his family to North Carolina, where he ended up dead after an altercation with Molly and her father — a former FBI agent. They pleaded self defense and were freed from prison last year.
Tom Segura stars in this boundary-pushing dark comedy from the guy behind Drunk History, which threads together six interconnected vignettes that go increasingly off the rails. The Sopranos’ child star Robert Iler makes his return to acting.