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Capsule summaries of limited release films showing at local venues. Read more
Capsule summaries of limited release films showing at local venues. Read more
Capsule summaries of limited release films showing at local venues. Read more
Capsule summaries of limited release films showing at local venues. Read more
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Capsule summaries of limited release films showing at local venues. Read more
Capsule summaries of limited release films showing at local venues. Read more
Capsule summaries of limited release films showing at local venues. Read more
Capsule summaries of limited release films showing at local venues. Read more
Hollywood’s summer season kicked off with “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.” But “Guardians” is not the only franchise battling for summer supremacy. Read more
Don’t miss films now screening in local theaters. From Star-Advertiser news service critics. Read more
Capsule summaries of limited release films showing at local venues. Read more
Modest and majestic at once, the films of James Gray patiently burrow their way into the souls of their characters and, maybe, into you. His latest is a period film with a pulse and a now-ness the genre often lacks. Read more
Film synopses from Star-Advertiser news services. Read more
Film synopses from Star-Advertiser news services. Read more
“Neko Atsume” get its international premiere at the Hawaii International Film Festival’s Spring Showcase, joining 31 more movies from Asia and the Pacific, Europe and more points around the globe. Read more
Wide-release film synopses from the Los Angeles Times.Read Read more
Movie producers, film actors and big-time dealmakers are being honored as a special part of the 2017 Hawaii European Cinema Film Festival. Read more
Wide-release film synopses from the Los Angeles Times. Read more
Boasting themes that are both cerebral and philosophical, “Before I Fall” is a young-adult thriller that goes far beyond the surface level. Read more
It’s easy to have some flippant fun with the premise of “The Shack” because the framing story is profoundly dark and depressing, rendered in the style of a soap opera or TV movie, heavy on the voice-over, the flashbacks, the haunting memories. Read more
An American backpacker hitching through Europe finds romance, then danger as he tangles with a drug-smuggling ring. Read more
An epic has master Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou joining forces with Matt Damon in this story about Western mercenaries who find that China’s Great Wall isn’t keeping only human invaders out. (PG-13, 1:43) Read more
