NYT Critics’ Pick Movies

Review: In ‘The Conjuring 2,’ Ghostly Violence Has a British Accent
THE CONJURING 2

NYT Critics’ Pick
By NEIL GENZLINGER

Review: In ‘Len and Company,’ a Prickly Pop Producer Finds His Solitude Interrupted
LEN AND COMPANY

NYT Critics’ Pick
By ANDY WEBSTER

Review: ‘Call Her Applebroog,’ Beth B’s Portrait of a Still-Vital Artist
CALL HER APPLEBROOG

NYT Critics’ Pick
By GLENN KENNY

Review: ‘From Afar,’ a Tale of Desire and Repression in Venezuela
FROM AFAR

NYT Critics’ Pick
By STEPHEN HOLDEN

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