
Hollywood Is Facing an Existential Crisis
The industry is confronting a grim future: What if theaters stay dark all year? What if people are too afraid to go back when cinemas reopen?

The industry is confronting a grim future: What if theaters stay dark all year? What if people are too afraid to go back when cinemas reopen?

“It’s like, we’re never going back. Things are never going to be the same.”

Are you longing for human connection? Or looking to laugh for two hours? Here are the best movies for every social-distancing mood.

You don’t have to wander the overwhelming vaults of Netflix and Hulu to find something to watch.

The 1995 film Outbreak offers a narrow vision of heroism during an epidemiological crisis. That message is ill-suited to the realities of the coronavirus.

For now.

Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest film, his first set outside of Japan, showcases the great director’s signature theme.

Never Rarely Sometimes Always follows a teenager’s attempt to terminate her pregnancy in a sober, artful story that never feels like a polemic.

First Cow, a quiet story of friendship on the American frontier, is one of the best movies of the year so far.

In The Way Back, the actor puts aside his movie-star image and taps into a dark time in his life. The result is the best work he’s ever done.