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A once-flourishing film-making industry is suffering under perceptions of risk
The atmosphere is immersive, the POV acute poverty in this Italian drama set in a Romani community
In this documentary, Mark Cousins uncovers the director’s charmingly boyish but skilful sketches and paintings
This year’s event showcases an unprecedented number of films made by women — and “it wasn’t a struggle to find them”
Nigel Andrews reviews The Little Stranger, Faces Places, Climax, Nureyev, Matangi, Crazy Rich Asians and The Rider
Magical footage of the great dancer in action is undermined by confusing framing devices
2018’s surprise hit shows clamour for quality but industry clampdown casts pall
Documentary? Steve Loveridge’s film ‘portrait’ steers clear of controversy
Gaspar Noé’s film about a dance troupe affected by a collective mania loses its way
Charlotte Rampling excels as a bereaved mother in this subtle British horror thriller
French New Wave cinema rebooted — Agnès Varda and photo-mural artist JR grab a camera and capture the world
Nicole Kidman is hard to like in ‘Destroyer’ — and that may be a good thing for feminism
Follow-ups to ‘12 Years a Slave’ and ‘Moonlight’ feature alongside chilling treatments of terror and Michael Moore’s latest polemic
An adolescent girl disguises herself as a boy to earn a living after her father is incarcerated by the Taliban
Alden Ehrenreich cockily fills Harrison Ford’s shoes as the young space smuggler
Ian McEwan’s script transforms his introspective novella about love lost into a more expansive study of obsessive longing
At 90, the director has a new film, ‘Faces Places’, and a new collaborator in the photographer-artist
Group that made its name in TV streaming is about to unveil the fruits of its foray into film
Shane Black’s reworked tale of alien horror drifts into B-movie territory
This tale of an off-the-scale wedding is a riotous feast of comic characters
An Irish youth’s life slides into drug possession, jail and thuggery in Frank Berry’s grim but electrifying film
Ageing luvvies struggle to lift this laboured retelling of the Hatton Garden heist
Harry Dean Stanton gives a final, mesmerising performance as a frail loner in a hick town
Brady Jandreau captivates in this portrait of a rodeo star coming to terms with a life-changing injury
All human life is present in this sardonic tale of a Palestinian family strained by wedding preparations
