Fran Hoepfner

A family restaurant pushes back against racism and a pandemic to survive

A strong cast — including Catherine Deneuve and oncologist-turned-thespian Gabriel Sara — can do only so much with yet another cancer tale

Tale of voracious would-be heirs lacks the courage to commit to its own nastiness

The director of “The Lure” loads on the style and flair, even when it reduces its mentally-ill heroines to vehicles for fantasy sequences

Tom Burke (“The Souvenir”) once again plays the worst guy that a woman can’t help falling for

The victims are smug and social-media–obsessed, but this thriller could stand to be even nastier

Three girls, three Fridays, and a thoughtful, funny, empathetic look at lives in flux

An ensemble cast bolsters this farce, which plays out as the best, most necessary brand of silly

The film can’t decide whether it’s celebrating or mocking the erotic desires of middle-aged women

This expansion of a short film is something of a one-joke premise, but it’s a big-hearted tale about finding your way in the world