"Everything Everywhere All at Once" doesn't offer a rosy picture of reconciliation, and neither does the story of my own family, or most families. Yet it is in the messiness of life that we move closer to healing.
Movie review: "The Eyes of Tammy Faye" portrays a televangelist who transcends her limitations. "She is not a caricature, nor is she a deep person. But she is a deeply loving person," actress Jessica Chastain tells NCR.
Movie review: Jennifer Hudson is brilliant as Aretha Franklin in the new film "Respect." In the flash of an eye, the film moves from Franklin's busy, sometimes frenetic outer life to her soulful inner life.
Movie review: Writer-director Sian Heder's "CODA," a remarkable dramedy that centers a deaf family, makes sure that both hearing and deaf communities can engage with the movie in equal measure by normalizing subtitles.
Michael Sean Winters rounds up political news and commentary: Rhoades keeps being unclear; bishops ensure "discord will reign supreme"; more Trump power abuse; a Nigerian writer takes on Twitter; let movies be movies.
Movie review: "Of Animals and Men", releasing for one night June 22, tells the true story of the Warsaw Zoo and Antonina and Jan Zabinski, a couple who saved the lives of hundreds of Jews amid World War II.
Jesuit Fr. James Martin's life and work as one of the best-known Catholic advocates for LGBTQ dignity is the subject of a new documentary, "Building a Bridge," which debuted June 15 at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Movie review: "Minari," set in the 1980s, raises questions about belonging, immigration and the American dream as the movie follows the struggle of a young Korean American family who have relocated to rural Arkansas.
Movie review: In a time that has exposed the horrors of class and race inequality, "The White Tiger" is a breath of fresh air, with its story of a poor Indian antihero willing to climb the social ladder at all costs.
