Opening Friday: Murray, murders and more

Here’s a look at this week’s new movies:

ART AND CRAFT: Art forger Mark Landis and his “addiction to philanthropy” are chronicled in this documentary. At Village Square. (89 min.) Not rated.

DEAR WHITE PEOPLE: African-American students try to find their way at a predominantly white college in this satire of race relations. At multiple locations. (108 min.) R; language, sexual content and drug use.

JOHN WICK: A former hit man (Keanu Reeves) comes out of retirement looking for vengeance in this thriller. At multiple locations. (101 min.) R; strong and bloody violence throughout, language and brief drug use.

OUIJA: A group of friends awakens the dark powers of a Hasbro-branded spirit board in this horror tale. At multiple locations. (89 min.) PG-13; disturbing violent content, frightening horror images, and thematic material.

ST. VINCENT: With his mother (Melissa McCarthy) busy at work, a timid 12-year-old boy (Jaeden Lieberher) strikes up an odd friendship with the curmudgeonly misanthrope (Bill Murray) who lives next door in this comedy. At multiple locations. (102 min.) PG-13; mature thematic material including sexual content, alcohol and tobacco use, and for language.

16 STONES: After a mob attack in Missouri in the late 1830s, three friends set out to find the 16 stones touched by the finger of the Lord, as recounted in the Book of Mormon, in this drama. At Cinedome and Village Square. (93 min.) PG; some violence and thematic elements.

23 BLAST: A teenager finds success on the football field despite being struck blind in this drama inspired by the true story of Travis Freeman. At Orleans and Sam’s Town. (98 min.) PG-13; some teen drinking.