Monday, Jan. 10
Unfaithfully Yours
This dark comedy—which stars Rex Harrison as a symphony conductor who plots to murder his unfaithful wife—is superior to the 1984 remake with Dudley Moore. Preston Sturges directed. (1948) Noon, FMC
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Tuesday, Jan. 11
A Prairie Home Companion
In his final film, Robert Altman adapted Garrison Keillor’s radio show into a winsome backstage comedy-drama. Meryl Streep shines in the movie’s ensemble, which also includes Lily Tomlin, Lindsay Lohan, and Keillor himself. (2006) 11:45 a.m., IFC
Wednesday, Jan. 12
Naked Lunch
David Cronenberg’s film draws from a number of William Burroughs’ writings. Peter Weller stars as an exterminator wandering through various surrealistic adventures. (1991) 10 p.m., FMC
Thursday, Jan. 13
The Ring
Anyone who views a cryptic videotape dies within a week in this remake of a Japanese horror hit. Naomi Watts stars. (2002) 8 p.m., Cinemax
Friday, Jan. 14
Kansas City Confidential
This tightly plotted crime drama about the aftermath of a million-dollar heist has developed a cult following. It also inspired Quentin Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs. (1952) 9:30 p.m., TCM
Saturday, Jan. 15
Missing
Based on the real-life disappearance of a young American journalist after the Chilean coup of 1973, this drama from director Costa-Gavras earned Oscar nominations for stars Jack Lemmon and Sissy Spacek. (1982) 10 p.m., TCM
Sunday, Jan. 16
Catch Me If You Can
Leonardo DiCaprio stars as a 1960s con man and phony airline pilot in director Steven Spielberg’s fact-based caper film. Tom Hanks co-stars. (2002) 9:45 a.m., Cinemax
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Violent videos of Charlie Kirk’s death are renewing debate over online censorshipTalking Points Social media ‘promises unfiltered access, but without guarantees of truth and without protection from harm’
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What led to Poland invoking NATO’s Article 4 and where could it lead?TODAY'S BIG QUESTION After a Russian drone blitz, Warsaw’s rare move to invoke the important NATO statute has potentially moved Europe closer to continent-wide warfare
