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  2. PhotoLeos Carax on a restaurant terrace in New York. “A film is about putting your doubts and stupidity onscreen,” he said.
    CreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times

    Leos Carax on ‘Annette’ and the Cinema of Doubt

    His movies often arrive amid a commotion, and his newest is no exception: “If you’re going to make a musical, you’ve got to be either ambitious or pretentious.”

    By Beatrice Loayza

    1. PhotoJohn David Washington on the run in “Beckett,” directed by Ferdinando Cito Filomarino.
      CreditYannis Drakoulidis/Netflix

      ‘Beckett’ Review: He Must Go On

      In this unthrilling thriller, John David Washington plays an Everyman who racks up a lot of miles while running on empty.

      By Manohla Dargis

  1. PhotoJodie Comer and Ryan Reynolds in “Free Guy,” an action comedy directed by Shawn Levy.
    CreditAlan Markfield/20th Century Studios

    ‘Free Guy’ Review: Don’t Hate the Player

    Ryan Reynolds brings his nice-guy charisma to the role of a video game character who doesn’t want to stay on the sidelines.

    By Maya Phillips

  2. PhotoDylan O’Brien in “Love and Monsters.”
    CreditParamount Pictures

    Stream These Five Action Films Now

    In our sights this month: a vengeful assassin, giant killer moths, a Russian Batman, punk gladiators and, well, a crazed pastor we can’t even begin to explain.

    By Robert Daniels

  1. Clip by Clip, Showing Democracy Under Siege

    The Times’s Visual Investigations team analyzed more than 3,000 videos to document, moment by moment, the terror of the Capitol riot.

    By Katie Van Syckle

  2. Pat Hitchcock O’Connell, Director’s Daughter and Cast Member, Dies at 93

    She acted in three films directed by her father, Alfred Hitchcock, including “Psycho.” She later wrote a book about her mother’s role as his cinematic partner.

    By Richard Sandomir

  3. ‘Don’t Breathe 2’ Review: Don’t Be a Woman, Either

    In the long-awaited sequel to the 2016 chiller “Don’t Breathe,” a blind veteran battles more home invaders.

    By Lena Wilson

  4. A New Must-Have for TV and Movie Shoots: Therapists

    Working on set can be challenging. In Britain, many productions are hiring trained counselors to help casts and crew cope.

    By Alex Marshall

  5. ‘CODA’ Review: A Voice of Her Own

    An openhearted embrace of deaf culture elevates this otherwise conventional tale of a talented teenager caught between ambition and loyalty.

    By Jeannette Catsoulis

  6. ‘White as Snow’ Review: The Fairest of Them All

    The director Anne Fontaine spins the Snow White fairy tale into a thriller, with Isabelle Huppert as the jealous stepmother.

    By Lisa Kennedy

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    ‘Free Guy’ | Anatomy of a Scene

    The director Shawn Levy narrates a sequence from the film, starring Ryan Reynolds.

    By Mekado Murphy

  8. ‘Searching for Mr. Rugoff’ Review: Man Behind the Movies

    A documentary looks at an influential distributor and theater owner who went after visionary films, including “Scenes From a Marriage” and “Putney Swope.”

    By Nicolas Rapold

  9. ‘Not Going Quietly’ Review: Into the Long Fight

    This documentary follows the activist Ady Barkan, who toured the U.S. to help demonstrators draw attention to public health policies after his diagnosis with a fatal neurological disease.

    By Teo Bugbee

  10. ‘Materna’ Review: Mommy Issues

    Four unrelated women with serious emotional baggage are connected by an incident on the subway in this indie drama directed by David Gutnik.

    By Beatrice Loayza