Tom Cruise hams it up as an oil-drilling oligarch in Alejandro González Iñárritu’s overstuffed satire.

Molly Manners’s witty coming-of-age tale follows two ambitious schoolgirls who turn falling in love with their Geography teacher into a summer project.

Suzannah Mirghani spins a tender coming-of-age story from Sudanese cotton, reclaiming a country too often seen only through tragedy.

Charles Melton on getting jacked up and fighting fit for his enigmatic role in Her Private Hell.

With Crazy Lips and Gore From Outer Space resurfacing, we speak to J-Horror pioneer Takashige Ichise about the unruly side of Japan’s Y2K horror boom and…

Horror heroine Sophie Thatcher talks music, madness and surrendering to the strange world of Nicolas Winding Refn’s Her Private Hell.

Nicolas Winding Refn on his return to the cinema – and from the dead – with a neon-hued fable about a father-daughter relationship from hell.

Irrepressible and unique, Nicolas Winding Refn returns for some big-screen shenanigans in this pristine, slowcore cyberpunk fable that offers a…

Jane Austen’s classic romance finds fresh life in Georgia Oakley’s moodier, more naturalistic adaptation.

Na Hong-jin returns with the most expensive Korean film ever made, a rip-snorting creature feature with eccentricity and action to burn.

In his first film in 14 years, Ross McElwee comes to terms with the death of his son Adrian, and what good documentary is in the face of heartbreak.

Saoirse Ronan stars as a burnt-out teacher in this gleefully unhinged satire on a jolted system that’s as funny as it is unsettling.

Garth Jennings mines a treasure trove of archive footage in this joyous concert film, bringing Pulp’s magic to the big screen.

Lance Hammer's long-awaited follow-up to Ballast is a harrowing yet vital tale of dementia, family and the limits of consent.

Bad Bunny video director Stillz makes a startling feature debut with this found-footage odyssey through Medellín’s hillside comunas.

A light, amusing run-out for Shaun and co, this time battling a Bigfoot-like monster who’s laying siege to their sleepy English village.

A new high bar has been set for video game adaptations in Zach Cregger's unabashedly nasty take on the beloved, long-running zombie franchise.

The passion project that Zack Snyder has spent the last two decades developing is an unforgivably dreadful, turgid slog.

With TV’s biggest night of the year just behind us, we take a look at a new crop of series embracing the medium for what it does best.

With TV’s biggest night of the year just behind us, we take a look at a new crop of series embracing the medium for what it does best.

Marcho Bechis' tense drama documents a man's return to a country where he endured brutal treatment in order to testify against the perpatrators.

Anna Paquin's brooding performance as a teen growing up in a period of grief and heavily-enforced American patriotism is a perfect microcosm of the…

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The original live-action series made mutation and posthuman possibility its playground, and Milla Jovovich a queer icon of reinvention. Ahead of Zach…

Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman return as the Owens sisters in an uninspired sequel that conjures little magic.

The original live-action series made mutation and posthuman possibility its playground, and Milla Jovovich a queer icon of reinvention. Ahead of Zach…

Anthony Maras serves up another dramatic re-enactment, this time of the fraught deliberations behind the decision to launch D-Day.

Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano deliver a glossy, good-natured portrait of family dysfunction in 1980s France.

Theo Rollason's debut feature is a spirited, jubilant portrait of a filmmaking legend at the height of his powers.

Two couples from contrasting social classes brush up against each other in Lee Chang-dong's relationship drama.

A short story by Colm Tóibín provides rich material for Andrew Haigh's melancholy family drama.

Mike Leigh's mooted swansong, concerning two social workers grappling with differing relationship and family woes, happens to be one of his finest films.

Robert Pattinson cleanses the world of an ancient evil in Lance Oppenheim's take on the murky story of Chris Hansen and NBC's To Catch A Predator.

A BFI season curated by Annouchka de Andrade on her mother's work prompts questions about restoration, cultural memory, and the endurance of political art…

Danny Boyle's take on the rise of Rupert Murdoch and The Sun fails to spin a convincing yarn.

On the anniversary of Japan's World War II surrender and the end of colonial rule in Korea, we examine how Park Chan-wook folds political critique into…

Kent Jones’ latest stars Willem Dafoe as a forgotten poet drawn back into New York’s art scene by a young fan.

A packed line-up of big names, hidden treasures and arthouse faves is making its way to the capital as the UK’s biggest film festival returns for its 70th…

Ed Sayers’ crowdsourced documentary stitches together Super-8 wildlife footage from 40 filmmakers across 25 countries.

A shape-shifting killer stalks two closeted teenagers in Adrian Chiarella’s gripping debut, though the real terror lies in the bigotry of the small town…