NYT Critics' Picks
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lsandersonStrangers, but Their Eyes Meet on a Train to Paris
In ‘Just a Sigh,’ an Actress Follows an Intriguing Man
NYT Critics' Pick
If Only Orson Welles Had Starred
‘Jodorowsky’s Dune,’ From Frank Pavich
NYT Critics' Pick
Alone Then, Supported Today
‘Anita’ Revisits the Clarence Thomas Hearings
NYT Critics' Pick
Returning, in His Own Way, to the Killing Fields
‘The Missing Picture,’ Rithy Panh’s Look at 1970s Cambodia
NYT Critics' Pick
Pursuing Sex With a Bad Boy
In ‘It Felt Like Love,’ a Teenager Flirts With Danger
NYT Critics' Pick
In ‘Just a Sigh,’ an Actress Follows an Intriguing Man
NYT Critics' Pick
If Only Orson Welles Had Starred
‘Jodorowsky’s Dune,’ From Frank Pavich
NYT Critics' Pick
Alone Then, Supported Today
‘Anita’ Revisits the Clarence Thomas Hearings
NYT Critics' Pick
Returning, in His Own Way, to the Killing Fields
‘The Missing Picture,’ Rithy Panh’s Look at 1970s Cambodia
NYT Critics' Pick
Pursuing Sex With a Bad Boy
In ‘It Felt Like Love,’ a Teenager Flirts With Danger
NYT Critics' Pick
