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'Arctic' - See the terror of the Arctic up close in this survival drama. Mads Mikkelsen is the gritty star who guides us through the blistering cold.

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'Captain Marvel' - Brie Larson impresses as the titular superhero, who must save Earth from galactic war.

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'Amazing Grace' - This concert film was meant to come out in 1972. After decades of production problems, viewers can finally watch Aretha Franklin in her glorious prime.

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'The Beach Bum' - Matthew McConaughey ditches the serious roles for 'The Beach Bum,' a psychedelic stoner comedy which also stars Isla Fisher and Snoop Dogg.

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'High Life' - A different type of sci-fi, 'High Life' follows Robert Pattinson as Monte, a criminal who serves a death sentence in space.

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'Vox Lux' -

A different take on 'A Star Is Born,' this film follows Natalie Portman as Celeste Montgomery, a school shooting survivor turned unexpected pop star.

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'High Flying Bird' - Steven Soderbergh used an iPhone to shoot this film, following a sports agent who helps a rookie navigate the dark world of professional basketball.

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'The Souvenir' - Introducing Honor Swinton Byrne as Julie, a young woman who gets out of her depth after beginning an affair with a peculiar, older man.

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'John Wick: Chapter 3' - Keanu Reeves returns as John Wick, an ice-cold killer who runs from assassins after they put a bounty on his head.

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'Under the Silver Lake' - Andrew Garfield stars in this bizarre mystery movie, inspired by Golden-Age Hollywood and Alfred Hitchcock.

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'Us' - 'Get Out' was a smash hit back in 2017. Director Jordan Peele returned this year with 'Us,' a horror film about doppelgängers.

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'Greta' - Isabelle Huppert is Greta, an obsessive piano teacher who forms a strange relationship with young waitress Frances McCullen.

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'Ash Is Purest White' - Zhao Tao stars as the girlfriend of a mob boss in this gripping Chinese drama that's adored by critics.

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'Little Woods' - Tessa Thompson is a treat in this American-Australian crime thriller. She plays Ollie, one of two sisters who become entangled in drug trafficking.

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'Climax' - Gaspar Noé is behind some of the most provocative pictures ever. He's back with 'Climax,' centering around French dancers whose night turned crazy after drinking laced sangria.

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'Avengers: Endgame' - Years of superhero stories come to a conclusion in 'Endgame,' with surviving 'Avengers' members trying to battle the all-powerful Thanos.

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'Shazam!' - If you're not a fan of the Avengers, 'Shazam!' is an alternative superhero comedy. The R-rated romp is rude, bloody, and perfect for fans of 'Deadpool.'

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'Knock Down the House' - Political documentaries can be pretty fun too. 'Knock Down the House' follows progressive U.S. congresswomen like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

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'Her Smell' - Elisabeth Moss is a self-destructive punk rocker who is forced to get sober. 'Her Smell' has divided some critics, but it's worth it for that all-important lead performance.

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'3 Faces' - Behnaz Jafari stars as herself in '3 Faces,' a witty drama about an actress and a director who search for a girl for a film.

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'The Image Book' - Cinephiles already know Jean Luc-Godard, the master French filmmaker, who's back with an avant-garde horror set in the Middle East.

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'The Heiresses' - Released in Paraguay last year, 'The Heiresses' is coming to Western audiences. It follows Ana Brun in her first film role, playing a wealthy heiress.

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'The Mustang' - Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre is Roman Coleman, a violent prisoner who becomes pacified after learning to train wild mustangs.

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'Pig' - Iranian filmmakers become the target of murder in this new comedy. Mani Haghighi has earned high praise for his innovative picture.

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'Shadow' - Yimou Zhang directs 'Shadow,' a hypnotic drama about life and intrigue in an ancient Chinese court.

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'Transit' - Paula Beer steals the show in 'Transit.' She plays the widow of a dead author, who helps an impostor escape from Nazi-occupied France.

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'Diane' - Mary Kay Place is Diane, a hospitable mother who tries to wean her son off drugs. Things get even more difficult as dark memories of her past resurface.

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'Long Day's Journey Into Night' - Bi Gan directs this Chinese drama film. It has won over critics and audiences, partly thanks to a 56-minute single-take scene shot in 3D.

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'An Elephant Sitting Still' - 'An Elephant Sitting Still' is the first and last film from Hu Bo, who committed suicide shortly after finishing it. It follows three students who become obsessed with a mythical elephant that refuses to move.

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'Birds of Passage' -

Ciro Guerra co-directs this Colombian epic, following the country's drug trade throughout history. 'Narcos' fans need look no further.

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