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Austin Peters's "Skincare" plays like a movie designed for its star first and concerned about its story second. Co-written by Peters, Sam Freilich and Deering Regan, the film opens with a variation of those famous words seen many times before: This is a fictional story inspired by true events.

"Ghostlight," a film from duo Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson, opens on a fascinating juxtaposition. As Dan (Keith Kupferer) is getting ready to leave for his job at a construction site, he's staring out his bedroom window into his backyard.

KiKi Layne stars in the aesthetically gripping drama about a Cincinnati singer-songwriter.

Luke Gilford's latest film, starring Charlie Plummer, is a queer cowboy coming-of-age tale.

The fantastical depiction of grief, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, opens on June 14.

Jane Schoenbrun's latest film has an unshakeable, emotional pull.

Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt are back together — in a new way — after 'Barbenheimer.'

The characters in "Challengers" have shaped their entire lives around tennis, which is the primary topic of discussion and action throughout the movie. But despite all the tennis talk, "Challengers" is not a tennis movie.

Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley are clearly having a good time in Thea Sharrock's latest film.

Director Rose Glass's latest film is grimy, sleazy, sweaty, goofy — and a great time.