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Its beautiful, simple, gentle. how often do i find myself saying this, a remarkable performance by a very young actress? astonishing, and its a directorial debut, and its so sure—footed. the comparison i made was celine sciamma, capturing of childhood at that point, the cusp of childhood and adulthood, and you keep thinking that the film is going to take a turn for the terrible. but it... i had a knot in my stomach for some of it. its set in a rural ireland in the early �*80s. but very...so ...

In David Cronenberg’s “Crimes of the Future,” in which an artist played by Viggo Mortensen has organs and tumors plucked from his body in performance art excavations, Kristen Stewart plays a timid bureaucrat swiftly turned passionate devotee

“Petite Mamam” had me at au revoir and never let go as Nelly and Marion explored the magical path behind them.

A warm French fantasy about an 8-year-old girl meeting her same-age mother.

Céline Sciamma's uncommonly graceful sense of cinematic poetry hasn't lost its luster.

Celine Sciamma's "Petite Maman" is opening theatrically today. Go see it; it's terrific.

French filmmaker Celine Sciamma's follow-up to her highly acclaimed "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" isn't the big audacious next film you might expect after a big success. In fact, the beguiling "Petite Maman" couldn't be more different. With its small scope and Sciamma's delicate touch, this warm and aching fable examines coping with loss and mother/daughter bonds in a voice that should speak to all ages.

On the calendar summer is still a ways away, but at the movies summertime is ready to roll.

From Vivid to the Sydney Comedy Festival, here are some of the most exciting cultural events to check out this month.

Film beats Joy Diamond and Emma Murphree are here to round up some streaming gems — and a couple of duds too.