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Women Who Kill (TheaterByte Movie Review)

Ingrid Jungermann’s feature-length debut is a mixed bag of murderous women, lesbian relationships, and dark comedy that never quite comes together.

This delightful update of Marivaux’s 17th century comedy of manners will have a limited theatrical engagement in the U.S. on Bastille Day.

Neflix’s feature-film dramedy about the Afghanistan war is a rare failure even with A-lister Brad Pitt in the starring role.

Johnny Depp reprises his role as Jack Sparrow in what is a surprisingly thrilling entry in the long-running amusement park ride-based franchise.

The A-List cast can’t rescue this wayward French comedy.

This Aussie dramedy brilliantly exposes small town peccadilloes when a successful dressmaker played by Kate Winslet rolls back into town.

A delightful indie rom-com exploring differing levels of relationships for adults and teens.

With his debut feature, director Jesse Shapiro takes us on a walking tour of Los Angeles in this hip and charming indie rom-com.

Amazon’s Elvis & Nixon reworks this unlikely partnership into comedic fare.

With ‘Love & Friendship’ Whit Stillman delivers an amusing and clever adaptation of one of Jane Austen’s lesser known works.