Guy Lodge

Starring Glenn Close and Anders Danielsen Lie, Charlie McDowell's film of Tove Jansson's 'The Summer Book' is high on comfort and low on incident.

Starring Thomasin McKenzie, Bill Nighy and James Norton, Ben Taylor's 'Joy' depicts the medical struggle to deliver the world's first in-vitro baby.

Huppert can do froideur and severity with flair but her performances have ranged far beyond her best known state of mind as a cinematic ice queen.

Docmaker Maite Alberdi makes a surprisingly awkward transition to fiction with 'In Her Place,' this year's Chilean Oscar submission.

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François Ozon is on restrained but subtly mischievous form in 'When Fall is Coming,' an outwardly cozy tale of an unraveling rural retirement.

Kiyoshi Kurosawa's third film to premiere this year, 'Serpent's Path' is an effective French-language remake of his own nasty, twisty 1998 thriller.

Johnny Depp directs 'Modi, Three Days on the Wing of Madness,' channeling the soul of an artist under-appreciated in his own time.

Audrey Diwan's chilly erotic drama 'Emmanuelle' is in thrall to the sleekest bed linens you've ever seen, and weirdly loath to get them dirty.