A nonagenarian woman moves to Manhattan to live with her daughter and strikes up a friendship with a young college student. Starring June Squibb and Erin Kellyman. Streaming on Netflix in the U.S.
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‘Eleanor the Great’ Review: Scarlett Johansson’s Polite but Predictable Debut
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‘The Big Fake’ Review: Netflix Turns Italy’s Political Turmoil into a Crime Thriller
A painter becomes an art forger and is drawn into the turbulent political and criminal life of Italy in the 1970s and ’80s. A Netflix premiere.
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‘Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!’ Review: A Living Monument to American Humor (HBO)
This documentary series offers both a retrospective and a tribute to the career of the comedian and director behind hits like «Blazing Saddles» and «Young Frankenstein». Now streaming on HBO.
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‘The Beauty’ Review: Ryan Murphy Explores the Cost of Physical Perfection (Hulu)
When an experimental beauty product spreads uncontrollably, two FBI agents face a case where physical transformation leads to horrifying consequences. Starring Evan Peters, Rebecca Hall and Ashton Kutcher.
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‘The Ugly Stepsister’ Review: Cinderella as Gothic Body Horror
Seemingly plain but ambitious Elvira is pushed by her mother to win over a vain prince and save their family. But when her stunning stepsister Agnes becomes a rival, Elvira is driven to extremes.
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‘Steal’ Review: Sophie Turner at the Center of a Financial Crime (Prime Video)
A violent office takeover forces two bankers into a digital heist worth billions, exposing a financial system built on invisible theft. Now streaming on Prime Video.
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‘Hamnet’ Review: Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal in a Portrait of Shakespeare’s Family
This adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s novel traces the lives of William Shakespeare and his wife, Agnes, before, during, and after a personal tragedy.
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‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ Review: Turning Nebraska Into a State of Mind (Disney+)
The film revisits the recording of ‘Nebraska’, focusing on isolation, artistic struggle and the personal demons shaping Bruce Springsteen’s most radical album.
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‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’ Review: Inside the Band’s Formative Years
An official, tightly focused documentary that traces how the British band built its sound, its power, and its reputation—before the stadium years.
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‘Preparation for the Next Life’ Review: A Quiet, Unseen Gem of Contemporary American Cinema
After being released from a detention center, Aishe, an undocumented Uyghur immigrant, moves to New York with the promise of leaving everything that haunts her behind.


