“All That Breathes”:

Shaunak Sen’s film, one of the more transfixing and beautiful documentaries of the past year, is about a pair of brothers in New Dehli who make a makeshift clinic to mend and heal the birds of prey who are increasingly falling to Earth in the pollution-choked Indian capital. The film, nominated for best documentary at the Academy Awards, is a stirring and poetic portrait of ecological urban rescue.Nadeem Shehzad and Mohammad Saud may be amateurs, but they’ve saved some 20,000 birds. Not rated. Available on HBO Max. 1 hour, 37 minutes.

“Seriously Red”: In the Australian romantic comedy “Seriously Red,” Krew Boylan plays the title character, a red-haired employee in a real estate office who, despite insecurities about her bust size, dreams of fame and fortune as a Dolly Parton impersonator. When Red’s act draws the attentions of an Elvis impersonator (Rose Byrne) and a booking agent (Bobby Cannavale), she ends up becoming the onstage and romantic partner of a Kenny Rogers impersonator (Daniel Webber). This “colorful comedy of romance and finding yourself,” according to the Guardian, tries “very hard to be liked, while at the same time complacently assuming its likability is beyond question.” R. Available on multiple streaming platforms. 1 hour, 44 minutes. “Your Place or Mine”: With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, the rom-coms cometh. Notable is Aline Brosh McKenna’s “Your Place or Mine,” which stars Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher as longtime friends who swap houses for a week. PG-13. Available on Netflix. 1 hour, 49 minutes. “Disquiet”: Jonathan Rhys Meyers stars in this horror film as a man who awakens after a nearfatal car accident to find that he is trapped in an abandoned hospital by sinister forces. R. Available on multiple streaming platforms. 2 hours.