The Netflix comedy-mystery starring Ted Dansen was partially filmed in San Francisco, where producers worked through filming ...

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Bay Area director Jon M. Chu’s “Wizard of Oz” prequel and Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator” sequel reignite movie theaters.

Leah Nanako Winkler’s world premiere, inspired by a New York Times article, capitalizes on how theater is, at its core, bodies in the same space as you.

Still, current events lend the film a power that goes beyond its flaws. The way “Separated” looks back in indignation is now ...