After her 2019 comedy Wine Country, Amy Poehler returns to directing for Netflix with Moxie,...

Fans of künstlerroman rejoice! This portrait of...

Perhaps the most straightforwardly joyous part of Tina is when Ms Turner, now 80 years...

What would it take to make the certainties of life suddenly seem...

The inadequacies and oddities of the US justice system are pushed into the...

With the number of internet users increasing every day, people have grown loads of...

The prospect of a gentle,...

Souad is a film about looking past the façade: of religion, of online escapism, of...

The Russian Winter has defeated some of the most...

To describe the storyline of Tides might be a bit disorienting. The plot itself...

This excellent, if dramatically overburdened realist drama has the quality...

After his place at university is unfairly given to someone else,...

Packed with cinematic tricks (cuts, fades, tilted angles: the lot!) and led by Sharlto...

Silver Bear winner for Best Leading Performance for...

Daniel Brühl supposedly sends himself up in this sly and insinuating...

Dominik Graf’s German Berlinale Competition entry is...

This tender, affecting film threads together the apparently disparate lives and...

With lockdowns and social distancing measures still in place across much of the...

This promising domestic drama about a young woman reconnecting with her...

This sincerely felt, fundamentally misguided film amounts to a lockdown...

Throughout the pandemic, it’s often been the imaginative, innovative...

The year 2020 was one like no other. It changed the way people work,...

There were some snarling comments on social media about the price of tickets for...