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New Reviews at RogerEbert.com for the week of May 27, 2016

		Alice Through the Looking Glass Review by Matt Zoller Seitz There is no magic, no wonder, just junk rehashed from a movie that was itself a rehash of Lewis Carroll, tricked out with physically unpersuasive characters and landscapes and "action scenes." Read the Full Review

		X-Men: Apocalypse Review by Angelica Jade Bastien X-Men: Apocalypse is a confused, bloated, mess of a film. Read the Full Review

		The Ones Below Review by Christy Lemire Takes the giddy, heady days of early motherhood—the frustration and isolation, the exhaustion and confusion—and mines them for creepy, paranoid thrills. Read the Full Review

		The Dresser Review by Peter Sobczynski The Dresser may not live up to the reputation of the earlier film, it is still a reasonably entertaining work that offers the pleasure of seeing two great actors work together for the first time. Read the Full Review

		Chevalier Review by Glenn Kenny Male vanity, a trait so widespread that it's rarely if ever acknowledged, gets a funny albeit ultimately not terribly consequential skewering in this dry comedy from Greece. Read the Full Review

		The Idol Review by Christy Lemire Director Hany Abu-Assad's choices make you wonder why the director didn't just go ahead and make a documentary instead. Read the Full Review

		Presenting Princess Shaw Review by Glenn Kenny An entertaining narrative documentary, with an immediately engaging, sympathetic, and inspiring subject. Read the Full Review

		As I AM: The Life and Time$ of DJ AM Review by Nick Allen An emotionally gripping and inclusive doc about the life of DJ AM and a battle against addiction. Read the Full Review

		Jia Zhangke, A Guy from Fenyang Review by Godfrey Cheshire While Walter Salles' portrait gives a very incomplete account of the man and his art, it pays tribute to a filmmaker who remains among the medium's most fascinating creators. Read the Full Review

		Unlocking the Cage Review by Godfrey Cheshire As its title suggests, Unlocking the Cage is a kind of advocacy journalism, not an attempt to weigh the cons as well as the pros of whether non-humans should have human-like rights. Read the Full Review