The Call of the Wild Is a Tame Journey to the Uncanny Valley

Also Opening This Week In Limited Release

• , a drama about a woman from Cape Verde who returns to Lisbon to bury her estranged husband, is at 100%.
• , about a young woman striving to keep her troubled family together while she pursues her dreams, is at 100%.
• , a romance about a young poet who falls in love with a music producer just as she prepares to go to college, is at 96%.
• , a Japanese animated film about a young woman who is able to summon her deceased boyfriend with a special song, is at 89%.
• , starring Anya Taylor-Joy as the titular matchmaker in a new adaptation of the Jane Austen novel, is Certified Fresh at 88%.
• , starring Ben Schwartz as a failed comedian who returns home to Long Island and reexamines his life, is at 88%.
• , a documentary about the life of Robbie Robertson and his time with The Band, is at 72%.
• , about a truck driver in Tibet who picks up a mysterious hitchhiker and discovers their lives are intertwined, is at 71%.
• , a dramatic thriller about the real-life escape from East Germany by two families who built a hot air balloon, is at 65%.
• , the Dardenne brothers’ drama about the dilemma faced by a 13-year-old Muslim boy living in Belgium, is at 55%.
• , starring Tye Sheridan as a socially awkward front desk clerk whose unusual behavior makes him the prime suspect in a murder, is at 47%.
• , starring Kristen Stewart in a drama about actress Jean Seberg‘s brushes with the law over her political activisim in the 1960s, is at 39%.
• , starring Anne Hathaway and Ben Affleck in Dee Rees’ political thriller about a journalist who becomes entangled in international espionage thanks to a request from her dying father, is at 7%.

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