Na Hong-jin’s South Korean sci-fi Western has blockbuster energy. Our review...

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home is back in UK cinemas! We look back on the Leonard Nimoy-directed classic...

In her new documentary, Elizabeth Sankey opens up on the difficult debate around women’s mental health and how we deal with it. She explains to Katherine McLaug

David Robert Mitchell’s The End of Oak Street stomps into Spielbergian territory, blending dinosaur thrills, ’80s nostalgia and intimate family drama into a surprisingly tender creature feature.

We review Christopher Nolan’s truly epic adaptation of Homer’s saga, The Odyssey.

Disruption and provocation were key motives behind the decision to make Rosebush Pruning, a new, sick treatise on family.

The British critic and programmer was a world renowned expert in East Asian cinema, helping to bring many major Asian filmmakers to international attention.

Leagues’ regulations have been altered after a positive test period though clubs will not be obliged to offer the option to supporters

Audiences have propelled Spielberg’s alien thriller to the top of the box office. Yet some exiting the cinema appear to believe this sappy extravaganza is not the director’s finest hour

Stephen Spielberg returns to sci-fi with Disclosure Day. Our review...

Widow’s Bay is a fun and thoroughly gripping experience. Out now on Apple TV+. Our review...

Widow’s Bay is a fun and thoroughly gripping experience. Out now on Apple TV+. Our review...

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Would make a fun double bill with Let Them All Talk (which never got a UK cinema release). Both good on legacy, intergenerational relationships and painful creative inspiration.

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Real-life anxieties twist into nightmarish fiction and vice versa and in Damian McCarthy's Hokum. Our review...

Genki Kawamura’s surreal VG adaptation traps a diffident man in the liminal labyrinth of his indecision

This squeaky-clean, PR-driven chronicle of Michael Jackson’s life up to the release of the 1987 album Bad reaffirms his god-like genius and plays the hits.

Director Gabriel Mascaro’s fantastical odyssey about a woman on the run from an ageist authoritarian government avoids the grating sentimentality of so many late-life renaissance movies.

The 60s rock legend gets a career-spanning portrait in the form an unconventional hybrid doc by filmmaker duo Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard.

The star of The Testament of Ann Lee expounds on the joys of giving yourself over to cinema.

In the year’s most shocking documentary, The Alabama Solution, prisoners share astonishing footage in a plea for help

Across a filmmaking career spanning more than five decades, Wiseman – who has died at 96 – refined a uniquely austere, quietly radical form of documentary cinema. Working without narration, interviews...

Japanese film news in the UK, the Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme, and information on all Japanese releases, screenings and film festivals.

Bradley Cooper's third directorial feature about a struggling marriage through the eyes of a stand-up comedian buzzes with energy and emotion.