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  1. Sundance: TikTok, Boom.

    “On TikTok, anything can happen.”

  2. After controversy drove away all but a handful of congregants from the Wander to Greater Paths Baptist Church, pastor Lee-Curtis Childs (Sterling K.

  3. We need to be willing to have the difficult conversations about uncomfortable topics if we want things to change.

  4. We need women filmmakers.

  5. Sundance: La Guerra Civil

    When Oscar de la Hoya and Julio César Chávez went head-to-head in the boxing ring, it was an event.

  6. Sundance: Call Jane

    Call Jane stars Elizabeth Banks as Joy, a stay-at-home wife pregnant with her second child.

  7. “This is the cost of doing business as usual.”

  8. Leave No Trace

    Military vet Will (Ben Foster) and his teenage daughter Tom (Thomasin McKenzie) live in a makeshift shelter in the woods outside Portland, Oregon.

  9. “I’ve never seen anything through.

  10. “For more than forty years, these two giants of American literature goaded and supported one another in the agonizing quest to turn life into art.”

  11. The Feast

    Directed by Lee Haven Jones, The Feast is a Welsh horror film that pits the characters’ own greed and selfishness against themselves.

  12. Spencer

    Kristen Stewart shines in Pablo Larraín’s latest drama Spencer.

  13. The Power of the Dog

    Director Jane Campion is a force to be reckoned with.

  14. The Dry

    Based on the bestselling novel by Jane Harper and directed by Robert Connolly, The Dry follows Aaron Falk (Eric Bana), a federal agent who returns to his hometown to investigate a gruesome homicide.

  15. “I have written again and again about ordinary people who have tried to behave decently in an indecent society.”

  16. Monday

    Mickey (Sebastian Stan) and Chloe (Denise Gough) are two thirty-something American expats living abroad in Athens, Greece.

  17. AFI Fest: Citizen Ashe

    Directed by Rex Miller and Sam Pollard, Citizen Ashe is a thoroughly engrossing documentary about the professional and personal life of tennis pro and activist Arthur Ashe.

  18. AFI Fest: To What Remains

    If you visit the island of Peleliu in Palau, you’ll find a quiet, tropical oasis.

  19. Any woman who has grown up in a culture that prizes male heirs over female children know all too well the pain of being a father’s disappointment.

  20. Based in Mexico City, forensic cleaner Donovan Tavera does the work that few others are willing to do.

  21. J.C.

  22. AFI Fest: Meltdown in Dixie

    The confederate flag flies boldly in front of Edisto River Creamery & Kitchen in Orangeburg, South Carolina.

  23. AFI Fest: Lead Me Home

    Nobody deserves to be homeless.

  24. AFI Fest: Golden Age Karate

    From a very young age, Jeff Wall showed that he had the chops to be an athlete.

  25. Produced by Robert Clem and Mike Tannen, How They Got Over is a vibrant tribute to the gospel quartets of the early to mid-20th Century.

  26. Somewhere With No Bridges

    It’s been more than two decades since fisherman Richie Madeiras perished off the coast of Oak Bluffs in Martha’s Vineyard.

  27. Elena is a 20-something social worker living in the Dominican Republic.

  28. The Australian bushfires of 2019/2020, aka the “black summer”, was one of the most devastating natural disasters in recent history.

  29. Directed by Matthew Heineman, The First Wave chronicles the early days of the pandemic with a focus on Long Island Jewish Medical Center in Queens.

  30. Directed by Amina Waheed, Unrelinquished investigates how a lax justice system allows for perpetrators of domestic violence to carry otherwise illegal weapons.

  31. An eye-opening documentary reveals just what went down with the FBI’s treatment and the eventual incarceration of whistleblower Reality Winner.

  32. Directors Sarah Jenks and Lizzie Mulvey new short documentary The Vet Van follows two low income families as they receive help from a local vet mobile.

  33. “Once everyone learns everything about me, I gotta keep moving.

  34. “Sometimes what a man wants to do and what he’s able to do are two different things.”

  35. “If 21 million Americans are struggling with addiction, how many family members are struggling alongside them?”

  36. “I’m childfree and it’s fabulous.”

  37. Algren

    “One of the greatest writers America ever produced.”

  38. TIFF: Sundown

    Neil (Tim Roth) tags along with his sister Allison (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and her two teenage children for a luxury vacation in Mexico.

  39. TIFF: The Good House

    Hildy Good (Sigourney Weaver) knows the town of Wendover, MA like the back of her hand.

  40. TIFF: Belfast

    Buddy (Jude Hill) has been through a lot for a young boy.

  41. Tammy Faye Bakker (Jessica Chastain) was a child of divorce, something that caused her very religious mother Rachel (Cherry Jones) great anguish.

  42. Director Barry Avirch’s Oscar Peterson: Black + White is a tribute to the legendary Canadian jazz pianist.

  43. TIFF: Julia

    Julia Child was a revolutionary.

  44. TIFF: Mothering Sunday

    Jane Fairchild (Odessa Young) is motherless on Mothering Sunday (a UK/Irish holiday celebrating mothers).

  45. TIFF: Titane

    Something always been a little off about Alexia (Agathe Rousselle).

  46. TIFF: France

    Celebrity journalist France de Meurs (Léa Seydoux) is recognized everywhere she goes.

  47. TIFF: Petite Maman

    Nelly (Josephine Sanz) is playing in the woods by her grandmother’s house when she meets Marion (Gabrielle Sanz).

  48. TIFF 2021 — My Picks

    I’m heading to Toronto for TIFF and am excited to be back!

  49. Ema

    Reggaeton dancer Ema (Mariana Di Girolamo) is in a tumultuous relationship with her choreographer/husband Gaston (Gael García Bernal).

  50. 30-something bookseller Gloria (Stefania Tortorella) hasn’t experienced an orgasm yet.