Most people can recall the horror, the anger and the utter disgust that they felt...

Written by Nicholas Martin and directed by Stephen Frears, Florence Foster Jenkins is a...

With an opening and close carried by an absorbing score that echoes the mystery and...

Films based on video games have historically not been very well received. A lot of...

Demolition held a lot of promise. From director Jean-Marc Vallee, whose last two films (Dallas...

After the first volume of the Arabian Nights trilogy stunned...

Biopic Miles Ahead tells the story of jazz trumpet pioneer...

Norwegian film director Joachim Trier is known for the...

Directed by James Watkins and starring Idris Elba and former Game of Thrones star Richard...

Not a disaster by its own cheap and cheerful standards, Golden Years, partly penned by...

Kicking Off is a humorous commentary on the insidious effects of sports mania – an...

In an industry that’s increasingly keen to play it safe, there’s a lot to...

After months of anticipation, Miguel Gomes’s trilogy is...

Norwegian director Joachim Trier’s English language debut follows the family of a war...

A relatively new horror genre, social media horror is an apropos reflection on our Internet...

It’s amazing to think what the eldest generation in our society must have witnessed in...

Desert Dancer stakes a claim for biographical authenticity from the moment it opens with the...

A film about street dance is usually predictable: a group of talented underdogs fight their...

Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures is an edgy and captivating portrait of the...

The mere thought of delving into the world created by Danny Boyle in his...

Based on the Japanese manga series of the same name, Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Our Little Sister...

After several years of casting woes, scheduling conflicts, crew replacements, financial hardship...

Peter Greenaway is an award-winning writer/director...