Dim light and a drained palette give Frieda’s medieval Dutch village a grim permanence. Its inhabitants seem to have mistaken...

Boiúna becomes most frightening when a human body gives her a scale. A survivor watches the serpent moving nearby, and...

The mechanical claw has considerably less finesse than the camera accompanying it. Through the underwater footage in Eleanor Mortimer’s How...

When Father Daniel and his wife May separately question a man connected to their daughter’s disappearance, Simon Rumley places their...

Shabi wants his son to testify against his mother, and his daughter Liri wants little to do with him. When...

Butch has an unusually full schedule for a tournament villain. He is involved with Joe’s former partner Kate, tied to...

The figures in Nora’s memory stop moving. The image turns red, and she walks among them, searching the night of...

The flashback that shows Sarah warning against a winter birth at the remote cabin changes the meaning of her presence...

Amanda Kernell films a near drowning with unnerving composure. Ejva’s snowmobile breaks through thin ice while she is chasing reindeer,...

Sunlight can be evasive. Trudie Styler’s Up Against It spends much of its running time in clean London interiors, cheerful...