SEPTEMBER 12, 2022

'The Good Nurse' Review: Jessica Chastain Takes Down Eddie Redmayne in Chilly True-Life Drama TIFF: Tobias Lindholm's adaptation strikes a note of profound remove that never lets up, a fitting choice for this dark drama.  By Kate Erbland

The Best of D23: 15 Films and TV Series Revealed at Disney's Fan Expo "Inside Out 2," "The Little Mermaid," "Haunted Mansion," "Thunderbolts," and more titles announced at the jam-packed event in Anaheim, Calif … By Kristen Lopez and Christian Zilko	'My Policeman' Review: Harry Styles Represses Himself TIFF: David Dawson is a quiet revelation as Styles' love interest, and Emma Corrin is equally haunting in this handsomely made time-hopping … By Ryan Lattanzio

The 10 Grossest Things That Happen in 'House of the Dragon' (So Far) Four episodes in, "House of the Dragon" is giving "Game of Thrones" a run for its money.  By Proma Khosla	The 2022 Emmys Winners List: Who Will Win Big Tonight? "Succession," "Ted Lasso," and "The White Lotus" lead the way in total nominations for the ceremony hosted by Kenan Thompson.  By Christian Blauvelt

	'Catherine Called Birdy' Review: Lena Dunham Goes Delightfully Medieval on Our Asses TIFF: The filmmaker's fourth film is wild and wise and witty, a charming adaptation that Dunham makes entirely her own.  By Kate Erbland
	'The Inspection' Review: Elegance Bratton Turns His Pain Into Great Beauty TIFF: Elegance Bratton brings his tumultuous life story as a gay Marine to the big screen, with a major assist from breakout star Jeremy Pop … By Kate Erbland
	'Brahmāstra Part One: Shiva' Review: A Dense Start to a Promising Trilogy A sci-fi fantasy and classic Bollywood romance are woven together by mystic powers (and Amitabh Bachchan).  By Proma Khosla
	Even Elisabeth Moss Can't Save 'The Handmaid's Tale' Season 5 The Hulu series points toward pertinent conversations — about human rights, state's failures, and personal responsibility — … By Ben Travers
	'Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' Foreshadows Future Reveals in Episode 3 Introducing familiar names and establishing visual connections to Tolkien adaptations past: Enter the world of “Adar.”  By Steve Greene