Stephanie Merry

A six-screen theater in the Atlantic Plumbing project, set to open in 2015.

A David Sedaris adaptation, and a faux-doc about a man claiming to be older than 150.

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The show tells the story of a little girl who uses her imagination to cope with her mother’s illness.

Check out this week’s new releases and see what Washington is watching.

The concert documentary remains so relentlessly on message, it reveals little about the singer.

Playing Razor, a — you guessed it — boxer, Sylvester Stallone still looks the part, but does the script no favors.

The story feels long but still evokes emotion in this sweeping biopic, carried in large part by Idris Elba.

Another week, another four-star movie.

Sylvester Stallone plays a boxer. Again.

The biopic may be overlong, but it does justice to the late freedom fighter.

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The holiday season is rife with social events. Who’s ready to sit in a dark room and not talk for a couple hours?

The 3-D movie looks great but offers little in the way of a story.

A documentary about junior golfers, a quiet movie about family dynamics and two gems from a master of the essay film.

Sini Anderson’s documentary looks at the life and legacy of Bikini Kill frontwoman Kathleen Hanna.

The sci-fi thriller starts with flair, then fizzles when the plot turns into Zombies in Outer Space.

Sam Holcroft’s play about a fictional surveillance state turned out to be shockingly accurate.

How did the Hollywood Foreign Press Association do with their picks this year? Here are some key takeaways.

Kristen Bell plays a woman with an early mid-life crisis; a return to form for Neil LaBute; and Christmas with VeggieTales.