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A combination of the vintage past and exciting future brings a hero who battles monsters.

The first pairing of acclaimed filmmakers Powell and Pressburger produces a tight story of a WWII German U-boat in British waters.

As generic as it is, any time you see a plot twist coming like a slow-motion haymaker, you’ll cheerfully lean in and allow yourself to get knocked out.

Rose Byrne delivers a spectacular turn as a woman fighting a stacked legal system.

‘Angels With Dirty Faces’ and ‘Going My Way’ celebrate the positive influence of Irish priests on wayward boys.

In stark, ironic contrast with the infamous Auschwitz sign “Arbeit Macht Frei” (Work Sets You Free), here, telling the truth about Auschwitz creates freedom.

Anderson couldn’t have seen Charlie Kirk’s tragic death coming at the time, but he definitely tried to kick the hornet’s nest to incite revolutionary violence.

Here are the winners in the 24 competitive categories for Sunday night’s Oscar ceremony.

Director David Maquiling’s independent feature enjoys the detour.

A combination of the vintage past and exciting future brings a hero who battles monsters.

The first pairing of acclaimed filmmakers Powell and Pressburger produces a tight story of a WWII German U-boat in British waters.

As generic as it is, any time you see a plot twist coming like a slow-motion haymaker, you’ll cheerfully lean in and allow yourself to get knocked out.

Rose Byrne delivers a spectacular turn as a woman fighting a stacked legal system.

‘Angels With Dirty Faces’ and ‘Going My Way’ celebrate the positive influence of Irish priests on wayward boys.

In stark, ironic contrast with the infamous Auschwitz sign “Arbeit Macht Frei” (Work Sets You Free), here, telling the truth about Auschwitz creates freedom.

Anderson couldn’t have seen Charlie Kirk’s tragic death coming at the time, but he definitely tried to kick the hornet’s nest to incite revolutionary violence.

Here are the winners in the 24 competitive categories for Sunday night’s Oscar ceremony.

Director David Maquiling’s independent feature enjoys the detour.