Emerald Fennell of “Promising Young Woman” ups her ambitions with “Saltburn” and again will have art house audiences eager to see what she does next.

Scott gets to deliver a biopic epic centered on the historically notorious icon known as much for his hubris and self-esteem complex as for his military gamesmanship.

On these cold fall days, the Sea Hag’s a cozy pop-in with casual, down-home comfort from scones to salads that really knows how to use an egg.

There’s carrot soup, and then there’s carrot soup with a delightfully Middle Eastern twist from the Sofra bakery in Cambridge’s Strawberry Hill section.

These looks at what’s on screen in the coming week include Brattle screenings from the Wicked Queer Film Festival, a Tupac Shakur three-fer and “Lost in Alphaville: Noir & Technology,” and there’s Lanthimos and Nicolas Cage in “Dream Scenario” in Kendall Square and more great works in town.

The Souper Roll-Up Cafe is a cozy nook just doors down from Cambridge’s King Open School with a menu that offers a lot, especially for the cold days ahead.

What’s better than margaritas? Margaritas served with a made-to-order crispy and melty Mexican food classic filled from a buffet of options.

These looks at what’s on screen in the coming week include The Fifties at Warners playing at The Brattle, Tom Hanks in Kendall and sci-fi “Divinity” in Somerville, as well as new works “Priscilla” by Sofia Coppola and “The Loch Ness Horror” by, well, it doesn’t matter.

The reason anyone should head to the revamped Rosebud is the Chana Kati roll with its spiced chickpeas, Bombay chutney and pickled veggie slaw.

Is there anything worse than squeezing a condiment bottle and the product coming out watery? Avoid this unfortunate fate with Melinda’s Thai Sweet Chili Sauce.