NYT Critics' Picks + Three of Possible Interest
Former Screen Star, Molting on Broadway
‘Birdman’ Stars Michael Keaton and Emma Stone
NYT Critics' Pick
Advanced Course in Diversity
‘Dear White People,’ About Racial Hypocrisy at a College
NYT Critics' Pick
He Suffers for Art, and Forces Everyone Around Him to Do So
‘Listen Up Philip,’ With Jason Schwartzman
NYT Critics' Pick
-- Of Possible Interest --
Life, a Royal Pain
‘The Tale of the Princess Kaguya,’ From Isao Takahata
The Future Is Bright, and Hot
The Sci-Fi Film ‘Young Ones’ Stars Michael Shannon
A Slavic Tone Poem, via Hansel and Gretel
‘The Vanquishing of the Witch Baba Yaga,’ a Folk Fable
‘Birdman’ Stars Michael Keaton and Emma Stone
NYT Critics' Pick
Advanced Course in Diversity
‘Dear White People,’ About Racial Hypocrisy at a College
NYT Critics' Pick
He Suffers for Art, and Forces Everyone Around Him to Do So
‘Listen Up Philip,’ With Jason Schwartzman
NYT Critics' Pick
-- Of Possible Interest --
Life, a Royal Pain
‘The Tale of the Princess Kaguya,’ From Isao Takahata
The Future Is Bright, and Hot
The Sci-Fi Film ‘Young Ones’ Stars Michael Shannon
A Slavic Tone Poem, via Hansel and Gretel
‘The Vanquishing of the Witch Baba Yaga,’ a Folk Fable