Manohla Dargis
1. ‘All We Imagine as Light’ (Payal Kapadia)
2. ‘Ernie Gehr: Mechanical Magic’
3. ‘A Real Pain’ (Jesse Eisenberg)
4. ‘Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World’ (Radu Jude)
5. ‘Dahomey’ (Mati Diop)
6. ‘Pictures of Ghosts’ (Kleber Mendonça Filho)
7. ‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’ (George Miller)(Stream it on Max)
8. ‘Megalopolis’ (Francis Ford Coppola) (Available for rent on most major platforms)
9. ‘Green Border’ (Agnieszka Holland) (Stream it on Kino Film)
10.‘Here’ (Bas Devos) (Stream it on the Criterion Channel)
Also recommended: “Anora,” “Between the Temples,” “Bird,” “The Brutalist,” “La Chimera,” “Challengers,” “Civil War,” “Eno,” “Evil Does Not Exist,” “Flow,” “The Goldman Case,” “Io Capitano,” “Hard Truths,” “His Three Daughters,” “Intercepted,” “Juror #2,” “Kidnapped: The Abduction of Edgardo Mortara,” “Last Summer,” “Ernest Cole: Lost and Found,” “Nickel Boys,” “Nocturnes,” “The Promised Land,” “The Room Next Door,” “The Settlers,” “Soundtrack to a Coup d’État,” “Sugarcane,” “Tótem,” “Will & Harper,” “Youth (Hard Times)” and “Youth (Homecoming).” I would have put Leos Carax’s “It’s Not Me” on my top 10, but in full disclosure, his mother is a dear friend. So, all I’ll say is psst, it opens soon in New York and Los Angeles, and will stream on the Criterion Channel.
Alissa Wilkinson
1. ‘Nickel Boys’ (RaMell Ross) (Opens in theaters on Dec. 13)
2. ‘Eno’ (Gary Hustwit)
3. ‘Anora’ (Sean Baker)
4. ‘Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat’ (Johan Grimonprez) (In theaters)
5. ‘Evil Does Not Exist’ (Ryusuke Hamaguchi) (Stream it on the Criterion Channel)
6. ‘Janet Planet’ (Annie Baker) (Available for rent on most major platforms)
7. ‘Green Border’ (Agnieszka Holland) (Stream it on Kino Film)
8. ‘Good One’ (India Donaldson (In theaters)
9. ‘The Remarkable Life of Ibelin’ (Benjamin Ree) (Stream it on Netflix)
10. ‘Union’ (Brett Story and Stephen Maing) (Stream it on Gathr)
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