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The prison’s beauty suggests that God is here somewhere—not running the place, but hidden in its depths.

“Jojo Rabbit,” which has been nominated for six Oscars, is the latest applicant to an exclusive club: Movies that laugh at Hitler.

One of Audrey Hepburn’s most compelling films—1959’s “The Nun’s Story,” directed by Fred Zinnemann—is also one of her most overlooked.

“Joker” is more than just another comic book film. It has hit a nerve with an already nervous American public.