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While Marvel super-heroes dominate the multiplexes, art-house alternatives include a lovely boy-and-his-horse story, haunted-house suspense and a
period piece about anti-aboriginal racism in Australia.
The decade-in-the-making
Avengers: Infinity War feels like the two-hour climax to a 40-hour movie, but can't offer a real sense of consequence. The psychological thriller
Marrowbone sacrifices chills for plot twists that are too obviously telegraphed. Family melodrama flits between episodes in
Love After Love without ever landing on clarity about the characters' behavior.
MaryAnn Johanson finds
Sweet Country combining stark beauty with the inescapable facts of genocidal colonialism.
In this week's feature review, the haunting
Lean on Pete finds a lonely teen turning to a horse for stability in his tumultuous life.