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The film shows a man living in the shadow of his two murdered brothers while being groomed for greatness by a belittling patriarch
The cruel history of the German occupation of the island is the backdrop to this period romantic weepie
What are the chances that the devilishly handsome young man hiding in the long grass with a rifle is a sociopathic killer?
With Idris Elba’s ‘Yardie’ about to hit our screens, Danny Leigh muses on the strange phenomenon of the coming-of-age movie
The groundbreaking film offers a timely insight into how the world’s wealth is shifting eastward
Nigel Andrews reviews The Guardians, Christopher Robin, The Eyes of Orson Welles, Distant Constellation, The Equalizer 2 and The Heiresses
More action-and-avenging nonsense, directed by Antoine Fuqua
A fascinating documentary that explores Welles’s gift for drawing and sketching
AA Milne’s grown-up son revisits the Hundred Acre Wood in Marc Forster’s film
Xavier Beauvois’ film tells the stories of women keeping the home fires burning in France
Shevaun Mizrahi’s documentary shows life in an Istanbul old people’s home
François Ozon’s latest feature about a depressed young woman embroiled in a love-triangle with identical twin psychoanalysts
A dizzying parade of images rushes by as Matt Tyrnauer’s film tells this story of life, death and tax-evasion
This high school drama from a major Hollywood studio is a groundbreaking entry in the gay canon
Bring on the superheroes. Or, as the ribbers have it, dumb that thing down. No, further down. Further
The Pope comes across as a loveable figure, but Wim Wenders’ documentary has glaring voids
A film from Paraguay that follows the contrasting fortunes of two women
Neighbours embark on a turf war in Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurðsson’s film
A thriller that descends into familiar territory
Emily Blunt stars in a horror that makes sound a trigger of terror — by dialling it right down
A macabre origin story follows the serial killer in his final year of high school
Reissued after 30 years, this fable of race and culture clash is as relevant as ever
Jordan Peele’s witty horror movie was the first in a new wave of intelligent film-making that probes into our brains
The decline of movie houses is a loss not just for the cinema but for the richness of urban life
The Hungarian capital’s architectural cocktail gives it a starring role in countless movies
