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In Jack Auen and Kevin Walker’s “Chronovisor,” nothing is scarier than a life of the mind. “It has the cadence of a burgeoning obsession,” Becca Rothfeld writes.

Martin McDonagh’s comic thriller “Wild Horse Nine,” set on the eve of the Pinochet dictatorship, diverts our tears toward the ...

I had been staying with my parents in L.A., shooting “The Graduate,” but my father was driving me crazy. Every day, I’d get ...

Club Kid,” Jordan Firstman’s directorial début, tells the story of a gay promoter who finds out he’s a father. On a groggy ...

Tip Toe,” a gripping British show about middle-aged queer masculinity from Russell T. Davies, is fuelled by panic over the ...

The Texas Democrat has stretched his closing message to encompass Beyoncé, the biblical David, and “Friday Night Lights.” Is ...

A visual tour of the Place de la République, a site of protests and political conflict in Paris for the past 150 years.

Abdul El-Sayed fears that high-profile attacks have compromised his safety—but he also argues that they’ve given him “one of ...

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A majority of Israelis rejected the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but forming a coalition could require ...

In India, a group of uncles plan to subvert the A.I. that is replacing them, in Pranav Bhasin’s mockumentary that celebrates ...