Film

In Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood, audiences see the first moon landing in 1969 from two perspectives – Mission Control and childhood.

Midnight is written and directed by Kwon Oh-Seung and features a thrilling and chilling performance from Wi Ha-joon as a serial killer.

Morbius picks up Venom’s torch  but lacks the charming and entertaining protagonist that has turned that franchise into a cult favorite.

The Netflix Original Love Like the Falling Petals offers up a sweet romance with sadness that follows close behind.

King Otto is a joyful celebration of Greece’s historic Euro 2004 football win from the mouths of the heroes who orchestrated it.

Sandra Oh stars in Umma, a film that tackles the fear many women have: becoming our mothers. Only here, more is at stake.

Everything Everywhere All At Once is, well everything. From A24 and The Daniels, the film gives us the Michelle Yeoh multiverse we needed.

The Lost City is a wildly entertaining riff on the adventure/romance genre, thanks to Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum’s chemistry.

Windfall — the story of a man who breaks into the summer home of a tech billionaire, only to be confronted by the owners and agonizes over his next steps.

A Disney+ Original, Cheaper by the Dozen is a new take on the 2003 family comedy with Zach Braff and Gabrielle Union at its center.