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‘The Brink of War’ Opens to Mixed Reviews With Jared Harris Widely Praised

Reviewers say the film’s near‑verbatim use of declassified Reykjavik transcripts gives it authenticity while its crowd‑funded distributor shapes how critics read its politics.

Cannes Premiere of 'A Man of His Time' Wins Praise for Lead and Draws Fire for Length and Style

At Cannes, László Nemes’ ‘Moulin’ Stuns Visually but Divides on Scope

Annemarie Jacir’s ‘Palestine 36’ Recasts the 1936 Revolt From a Palestinian Lens

Loznitsa’s ‘Two Prosecutors’ Earns Praise for a Chilling Portrait of Stalinist Red Tape

‘Nuremberg’ Holds Top-4 Spot in U.S. Daily Box Office as UK Release Nears