Jesse Eisenberg's film A Real Pain is a truly wonderful masterpiece that explores the darkly comic irony of Auschwitz tourism. Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin deliver brilliant performances as cousins on a Holocaust tour in Poland. The film is uproariously funny, quietly witty, achingly sad, and well-observed. Meanwhile, Babygirl is a clever and racy psychosexual thriller starring Nicole Kidman and Antonio Banderas. Kidman gives an exposing performance as a corporate hotshot who falls for an intern, exploring power dynamics and workplace politics.