Owen Gleiberman

The humanistic heroes of the first film return, and so does writer-director Takashi Yamazaki's awesome sense of monster action paintings in motion.

Joss Crowley's superb documentary explores the paradox of Chrissie Hynde: the smoldering punk who was also the most majestic songwriter of that scene.

Telling the story of a party-girl actress, brilliantly played by Rosalind Eleazar, Chris Rock confirms that he's a major filmmaker.

In Niki Byrne's riveting math-geek bad romance, Infiniti plays a freshman prodigy who falls into a relationship with her dream-preppie TA.

Peter Farrelly taps into the love of "Rocky" that's never gone away, showing you how the movie found its meaning in the idiosyncrasy of its making.

In Siân Heder's first movie since "CODA," Ruth Madeley plays the disability-rights leader Judy Heumann like an officious Joan of Arc.

In Siân Heder's first movie since "CODA," Ruth Madeley plays the disability-rights leader Judy Heumann like an officious Joan of Arc.

"Musk" is a lacerating portrait of technocratic brilliance, power lust and crackpot delusion.

It's a reality-TV-as-hangout-movie portrait of the Theranos fraudster, which is Fielder's way to ask: What makes someone like Elizabeth Holmes tick?

It's an art-house crowd-pleaser that shows us how the "Chariots of Fire" actor turned playing Hamlet into an assertion of life in the face of death.

The legendary rocker gets a lively doc that asks: Who are you? And doesn't fully answer it.