Foxcatcher

In casting his true crime tale of sibling Olympic wrestling champions Mark and Dave Schultz,...

American Sniper

If you keep up with American military news, you’ll have probably heard of the name...

The Interview

The Interview starts with a succession of satirical scenes poking fun at the inanity of...

Birdman

Alejandro González Iñárritu, who presented 21 Grams in Venice in 2003, is back with a...

Big Eyes

In the 60s, Walter Keane (Christoph Waltz) transformed the way that art is sold and...

Selma

America seems to be undergoing a curiously reflective period over the last year or so,...

Annie

An age-old classic, the story of Annie is loved by many. Remaking this family favourite, though, brings...

Five films to look forward to in 2015

2014 is coming to a close, and with 2015’s arrival come some of the most...

A Tale of Samurai Cooking

A Tale of Samurai Cooking is loosely based on the Funaki family – loyal to...

Manakamana

The journey to Manakamana temple no longer requires an arduous walk through sparsely populated valleys...

Unbroken

It is the very last scene, before the credits come rolling in, that makes this...

Interview: Agyness Deyn on new movie Electricity

Electricity is actress Agyness Deyn’s third feature film, due to be...

Dumb and Dumber To

20 years after the toilet humour-crammed classic Dumb and Dumber (honestly, 20 years!) the...

Vision Fortune and Dawn of Midi at Electrowerkz

Electrowerkz, Islington’s former metalworks, is an...

Hello Carter

Based on the 2011 12-minute short of the same name by Anthony Wilcox, Hello Carter...

Big Hero 6

2014 has been another great year for Marvel. After perfecting the superhero movie in 2013,...

Tinkerbell and the Legend of the Neverbeast

This precocious film, though aimed at a younger audience, proves...

Tusk

Kevin Smith, the man who brought us 90s classics Clerks and Mallrats, returns with his...

Open Windows

Back in 2007, director Nacho Vigalondo raised eyebrows with his low-budget gem, the...

Journey to Le Mans

Le Mans is a prestigious motor race that deserves a solid documentary. It’s a long-standing...

The Face of Love

Director Arie Posin (The Chumscrubber) continues his foray into urban melancholia in The Face of...

Mea Culpa

A doyen of the French action genre, with films such as Pour Elle and Point Blank,...

Me, Myself and Mum

Identity is not concrete, yet many people need labels in order to understand themselves and...

The Grandmaster

Hong Kong-based auteur Wong Kar-wai’s films Chingking Express, In the Mood for Love and...

New 007 movie Spectre starring Daniel Craig as Bond begins production

James Bond producers, Michael G Wilson and Barbara...