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In 1977, disabled activist Judy Heumann (Ruth Madeley) occupied a government building in San Francisco alongside other disabled protesters. They remained there for over...
In 1977, disabled activist Judy Heumann (Ruth Madeley) occupied a government building in San...
Like its fellow Spanish entries in the Cannes competition, Bitter Christmas and The Beloved –...
John Bradley stars as Aubrey in Jack Spring’s festive crowd-pleaser Merry...
Onwards and Sideways follows teacher Tony (Rhys Ifans) and musician Emma (Laura Linney), two...
The first authorised scripted series about Muhammad Ali, with Ali’s widow Lonnie Ali as an...
After following David Martinez’s rise from underdog to Night City legend, the second...
The last time machete-wielding villain Jason Voorhees appeared on screens was in Marcus Nispel’s...
A decade after discovering the body of her murdered sister, Lisa (Friederike Becht) is now...
The slow-burn approach to horror has proven to be an effective means of winding the...
Not long after summer release Treasure, another internationally produced dramedy tackling Jewish...
Taking no prisoners, Babygirl opens with Nicole Kidman’s moans accompanying the production logos. They...
Pablo Larraín caps off his biopic trilogy of famously troubled 20th-century women with Maria starring...
Set against the stunning Swiss Alps, William Tell reimagines a pivotal chapter in the struggle...
Irish filmmaker Graham Cantwell’s Who We Love is a coming-of-age drama focusing on the importance...
Set in the fictional German city of Wisborg in the 1830s, Nosferatu sees estate agent...
Asif Kapadia’s new docufiction 2073 aims to lull us into a false sense of security...
To truly have walked in another man’s shoes, is it better to have seen his...
John Crowley, known for adapting Colm Tóibín’s romantic novel Brooklyn, is back with another...
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