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Martin Zandvliet’s film dramatises how German PoWs were forced to clear landmines to earn repatriation
Dreadlocked Charlize Theron flashes real steel as a cyberterrorist turning Vin Diesel against his own crew
Richard Gere conjures an artfully sympathetic portrayal of an otherwise unlikeable stereotype
Armando Iannucci’s Soviet-era satire is full of grand absurdity and violent dread
Rungano Nyoni’s film tells the story of a Zambian girl whose neighbours declare her a menace
A fine romance is at the heart of this restrained documentary
Hitchcock is in a fearsome groove in his re-released cold war classic
How the writers of ‘Veep’ and ‘The Thick of It’ brought their gift for profanity to Stalinist Russia
The service offers a one-stop shop for film downloads on any device
A citizen journalist group secretly films and exposes the privation and degradation of life in Raqqa
Baumbach film featuring Hoffman, Stiller, Sandler and Thompson has laughs, tears and whimsy aplenty
Family, infidelity and politics are the chief themes of Sally Potter’s film
An animated film that brings Van Gogh’s canvases dazzlingly to life
Perceptual footwork is required in a film that will probably be loved by everyone under 20
‘There’s no time for character in movies,’ says the director of ‘Se7en’, ‘Fight Club’ and ‘Gone Girl’
Displays of male dominance are a routine part of how the film business works
The movie magnate is part of a culture in which we’re all complicit
Hollywood celebrities speak out as further allegations of rape and harassment emerge
Dismissal of founder comes after email to film world elite pleading to save job
The filmmaker has come late to comedy with her new film ‘The Party’ — and she is relishing it
Brian Cox gives his all in the title role, with game support from Miranda Richardson and John Slattery
A photographer of architecture meets a Berliner who knows about Brutalism — and a whole lot more about brutality
The re-released original looks as good as any 35-year-old movie, its grime-and-neon post-punk aesthetic holding up well
An unexceptional account of Ronald Reagan’s eight-year presidency
