Observance is a defiantly weird, surrealist psychological horror perhaps best...

After winning the Un Certain Regard award at Cannes in 2012 with his film After...

Revisiting history, Petr Zelenka’s latest film deals...

The subject of the holocaust is a difficult one to discuss on film, not least...

Brazilian drama Neon Bull, written and directed by Gabriel Mascaro, is...

The Garbage Helicopter (or Sophelikoptern), filmed entirely in...

In the Heights packs a gaudy punch. This raucous, multiple...

Los Exiliados Románticos (The Romantic...

On the 90th birthday of Dame Angela Lansbury, Fiona Jane Watson and...

Controversy has surrounded this Moroccan-French film from the get-go; banned,...

Making a move from documentaries, Swedish editor and now director Daniel Dencik...

Spiritual (not religious) film is few and far between in contemporary cinema. The...

It looks like London’s summer festivals are not quite dead yet – they are...

Based on the controversial 2008 Noida double murder case, Guilty is a...

Since the United Arab Emirates’ film industry is still in its early...

The first feature film from director-screenwriter Robert Eggers, The Witch is the...

My Scientology Movie must have felt like starting anew in the field of...

The Laugh category at the London Film Festival is a selection of movies...

James Vanderbilt’s directorial debut Truth is a docudrama set in the run up to...

In 90s, pre-war Kosovo ten-year-old Nori and his father Gesim sell cigarettes...

For a film set in Gaza with an all-female cast, showing the preservation of life...

Exotica, Erotica, Etc is appropriately titled. The images are...

Fifty records like a ropey TV drama set for release on a channel facing liquidation....

Shot in one continuous take, actor turned director Sebastian Schipper has created...

Life is more burden than joy for Sentaro (Masatoshi Nagase). He has never had an...