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The Icelander overcame blizzards, volcanoes and a dead horse to tell the story of an itinerant — and ‘irritating’ — Danish priest
Starring Florence Pugh, the director’s tale of loss and opioid addiction is candyfloss-sweet
The story of a bitter feud in rural Galicia is told with great skill by director Rodrigo Sorogoyen
Richard Eyre’s film of Alan Bennett’s play falters despite the presence of Judi Dench, Jennifer Saunders and Derek Jacobi
Matt Ruskin’s movie spotlights the journalists who did crucial investigative work on the 1960s murders
With Best Picture nominees ranging from the cheesy to the arty to the wildly wacky, this year is a watershed. Plus: vote on your favourites
The actor discusses playing a killer opposite Idris Elba and a possible return to Middle-earth: ‘If Peter Jackson’s in, I’m saying yes’
Moments of social satire land well in a movie set in the world of private-school runs and garden party fundraisers
Michael B Jordan directs and stars in superior sequel that pits Adonis Creed against a childhood friend who went astray
The screenwriter’s fight to get ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ made into a film is an epic tale in itself
A rich line-up includes copious Scottish talent alongside offerings from France and Spain
Truth-based tale of an animal on a drug-fuelled rampage is gonzo-horror fun until the buzz wears off
Saim Sadiq’s remarkable debut is a vivid study of repression that has been condemned in his homeland
Screenwriter Jemima Khan draws on lived experience for a surface-skimming film starring Lily James and Shazad Latif
Japanese maestro Hirokazu Kore-eda lends his delicate touch to a genre-clashing movie about abandoned newborns
The film-maker talks about the importance of a toxic-free environment on set and representing people as they truly are
The likeable actor stars alongside Michelle Pfeiffer, Michael Douglas and Kathryn Newton in a multiverse extravaganza
The writer-director made the masterpiece ‘The Father’, which only makes his new film harder to watch
From Manhattan to Botswana, Jason Kohn’s documentary probes how synthetics are threatening the trade
Rooney Mara, Jessie Buckley and Claire Foy star as Mennonite women told to forgive the men who raped them
The Mexican film-maker on his deeply personal ‘Pinocchio’, which took 20 years to make and is now Oscar-nominated
The latest film from the director of ‘The Sixth Sense’ is helped by its source material
Director Jerzy Skolimowski dances mischievously with the unknowability of animals and the brutality of humans
Darren Aronofsky brings cold and glib direction to Samuel D Hunter’s adaptation of his own stage play
Alice Diop’s truth-based film about a woman who murdered her baby daughter is quietly groundbreaking
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