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“Crimes of the Future,” David Cronenberg’s latest piece of body horror, arrives in U.S. theaters straight out of Cannes, where it was subject to a bit of pearl-clutching over its graphic surgery scenes. So it comes as a bit of a surprise that “Crimes of the Future” turns out to be one of Cronenberg’s more cerebral —and funny! — films. Film critic Katie Rife reviews.

“Crimes of the Future,” David Cronenberg’s latest piece of body horror, arrives in U.S. theaters straight out of Cannes, where it was subject to a bit of pearl-clutching over its graphic surgery scenes. So it comes as a bit of a surprise that “Crimes of the Future” turns out to be one of Cronenberg’s more cerebral —and funny! — films. Film critic Katie Rife reviews.

Film Critic Peter Travers reviews new film, "Crimes of the Future."

Writer-director Cronenberg’s first feature since “Maps to the Stars,” “Crimes of the Future” is a chillingly beautiful dare of a movie.

People are cutting their mutating bodies in David Cronenberg’s unsettling but thought-provoking dystopian nightmare.

Lea Seydoux and Kristen Stewart put on an affectionate display at the screening of Crimes of the Future during the Cannes Film Festival at Palais des Festivals on Monday.

The David Cronenberg-directed movie - which stars Kristen Stewart and Lea Seydoux - showed grotesque scenes of child autopsies, bloody intestines and body mutations.