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Visual gags and wordplay provide giggles in Aardman’s latest claymation caper about footballing cave people
A transgender Chilean woman battles contempt and suspicion from all sides after the death of her lover
A young Mexican boy ventures into the Land of the Dead and uncovers buried family secrets in Pixar’s latest animation
The Hollywood bad boy on ‘Star Wars’, getting stoned at Trump Tower — and his friendship with Mike Pence
Nigel Andrews reviews Solo: A Star Wars Story, The Breadwinner, This Is Congo, Zama, The Rape of Recy Taylor and Edie
An animated feature set in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan that unfolds with vivid simplicity
A spectral documentary that gives old events new force
Daniel McCabe’s documentary tells the story of a troubled country through multiple portraits
Argentine director Lucrecia Martel’s movie is a lacklustre depiction of festering colonialism
Sheila Hancock stars in this winsome film about a widow and a Scottish mountain
Raphael Abraham reviews the best (and worst) movies competing for the coveted Palme d’Or at this year’s 71st edition of the cinema showcase
Hirokazu Kore-eda’s unsettling family drama takes the top prize in a difficult year for Cannes
Film censors allow plots that reflect Beijing’s more muscular foreign policy
Matt Damon joins a settlement of small people who live in a kind of theme-park suburb paradise-hell
Gary Oldman as Winston Churchill does not so much chew the scenery as devour it whole
Hugh Jackman stars in a musical combining rags-to-riches aspiration and burlesque melodrama
‘I’m very afraid of boredom. I have nervous energy that has to be channelled’
The director’s new film combines sickening slapstick with Socratic dialogue
A superhero sequel that adds wit to the mix
Laetitia Dosch is terrific as a woman seeking meaning and happiness
A fascinating documentary with the director’s former assistant as its guide
A powerful documentary about a Phnom Penh protest uprising
An adaptation of Ian McEwan’s story that looks handsome but doesn’t quite add up
Alden Ehrenreich plays the young Han Solo in this adventure prequel
Andrew Garfield stars in a handsome-looking but frustrating mystery
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