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Thursday, March 28, 2024

‘The Hate U Give’: She’s no ‘angry black girl,’ until a fatally violent world forces the matter

‘Colette’: Formidable figure broke barriers; Knightley shows how better than director

‘Support the Girls’: Life’s throwing some curves at eatery where servers, not food, are the object

‘Eighth Grade’: Invisible girl makes her stand in a directing debut that grew out of YouTube

‘Ocean’s 8’: Crew of women execute the job, but brains behind the camera can’t con us

‘Krystal’: A sickly teen stalks a single mom, winding up the hero in misguided dramedy

‘A Wrinkle in Time’: Bringing novel to life, DuVernay is brilliant, but best at the dark

Oscar eager? Boston Society of Film Critics holds awards event Sunday at The Brattle

‘Maze Runner: The Death Cure’: Series end is convoluted as the rest, but action satisfies

‘A Woman, a Part’: Aging out of Hollywood, trying on something even older back East