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The anime movie, subtitled "Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle," contains layers of lore and impressionistic backdrops.

At the start of the season, we made a literary bucket list. Here's how we checked it off.

The art of persuasion -- and the painstaking preparation for a national competition -- is the focus of this moving documentary about high-school students.

Lévy Gorvy Dayan surveys the decade's groundbreaking artists, from Basquiat and Haring, to Julian Schnabel and Cindy Sherman. Mary Boone stages a comeback as the show's co-curator.

The dark comedy follows a man who suffers an identity crisis after his work at a companion-for-hire agency extinguishes his own personality.

Six years in the making, this new documentary traces Ye's life of fame and fall from grace.

Set in Finland, this film explores a season of grief and growth for a girl, her father and her grandmother.

In this thriller, a young quarterback is invited to train with a veteran player (Marlon Wayans) in his Texas compound. What could go wrong?

This probing, troubling documentary looks at the sociological implications of the series "To Catch a Predator."

Based on a true story, this blandly inspirational tale follows a 59-year old man from Texas who rejoins his college football squad.