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Ron Howard engagingly reworks the story that inspired Moby-Dick,with Chris Hemsworth and Cillian...
This charmingly lugubrious (mournful, dismal) adaptation of Turgenev’s A Month in the Country...
Jim Hosking’s US-set feature debut,about a serial killer who smears his bare body in cooking full...
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Emma Watson and Daniel Brühl star in this ropey drama approximately a sinister Chilean devout...
A Christian college teacher skewered by an anxious school board gets her chance for vindication –...
At times it’s hard to know precisely what is going on in Peter Moffat’s drama,but it is gripping...
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Ally Walker’s dreadful film approximately two brothers and their bullies is phony and...
First-time director Brady Corbet’s narrative of a privileged,petulant 10-year-passe fated to...
Isabelle Huppert is mesmerising as a war photographer whose death leaves her family struggling...
Cruz’s superb performance elevates this lovely whether sometimes flawed drama about...
Kate Beckinsale is deliciously acerbic in Whit Stillman’s fifth film in 26 years – a mashup of...
Guy Maddin’s eccentric film flickers,loops and veers between brilliant and boring – a homage to...
He never drank and only once fired a gun,but MacGyver always foiled the villains – including the...
Who better to film McCarthy’s highly experimental novel than a video artist who had never directed...
Pete has lost his mojo; Adam has found a much younger bride. But this reunion is enjoyable for the...
Macho,violent thriller hiding an original concept, where a graduate takes over a kebab house...
In Thomas Bidegain’s skilful directorial debut,a country-music obsessed family travel to Pakistan...
An Iranian London minicab driver is caught between two worlds in Mitra Tabrizians striking feature...
Michael Caton-Jones’s film about a delinquent diva,starring the excellent Letitia Wright, works...
This playful comedy drama,approximately two boys running away from domestic, is all you’d expect...
Playing tall-stakes poker hostess Molly Bloom,Chastain carries Sorkin’s screenplay-heavy...
Novelist Helen Walsh’s film approximately a teenager rehoused after an abuse case is well-acted...
Catherine Frot offers a subtle,heartbreaking portrait of a socialite turned opera singer who was...
The spy writer’s 1993 novel has been updated and sexed up – I’m not complainingCairo,January...
The director’s fresh film,about a nurse’s relationship with his terminally ill patients, was...
This queer psycho-melodrama,produced by Korean auteur Lee Chang-dong, could nearly work as a pilot...
FBI agent Michael German’s infiltration of white-power groups is the inspiration for this flawed...
A powerful,brooding cherish yarn about the seemingly implausible relationship of two radically...
Miguel Gomes’s docu-fantasy hybrid is an epic,experimental compendium of stories reflecting on...
Peter Greenaway’s trademark mannerisms are there in this explicit,erotic speculative gay affair...
As Rowan Atkinson becomes the latest TV version of Georges Simenon’s famous French sleuth,Mark...
Aiden Young leads a terrific cast as Daniel,a mixture of helpless child and possible murderer in...
An alpha Ryan Reynolds takes on a smart deadbeat gambler Ben Mendelsohn,for a road-trip movie that...
Powell and Pressburger’s wartime drama,starring David Niven as an erroneously alive bomber pilot,...
This inventively filmed but overlong drama plays like a bag of jagged shards broken off from other...
Cox’s adorable grump learns to laugh again in a British film with witty touches from co-writer...
A schoolboy forms a band to impress a girl in John Carney’s warm 1980s drama whose spirit recalls...
A betrayed sex worker attempts to find her pimp in this bittersweet film shot on an iPhone 5sThis...
Streaming networks such as Twitch and Amazon are working on interactivity - the industry’s next...
Ramin Bahrani’s excellent movie 99 Homes,released this year, starred Michael Shannon as a sinister...
Andrew Garfield stars in Ramin Bahrani’s gripping drama of greed and foreclosures in post-economic...
Anne Hathaway’s New York alcoholic conjures up a monster menacing the city of Seoul in Nacho...
Two decades on from Phil Davis’s original,this humdrum sequel of sorts again follows a police...
Jeff Nichols’s gripping cosmic thriller has it all – a superb cast,gritty realism and a...
whether you’ve got a zinger in your film,it helps to have a powerhouse speaker, like Ving Rhames,...
The writer’s recent demonstrate – starring Miranda Richardson and Zoë Wanamaker – promises to...
It may look ancient-fashioned in places,but the Italian directors lively version of Shakespeare,...
Jack Thorne’s sleek thriller,inspired by the real-life gang the Balkan Pink Panthers, features...
Two curmudgeonly sheep farmers are faced with the destruction of their flock in rural Iceland in a...
This Boston Marathon drama attempts to portray a survivor’s difficult emotional journey even as it...
Bérékind Bejo and Cédric Kahn star in a painfully intimate,horribly fascinating drama about the...
This was a deeply human tragedy,lightened by some comedy Frenchness – everyone was gorgeous,...
You won’t learn much approximately Wall Street post 9/11 – it’s just macho men Damian Lewis...
Hollywood thrillers loved portraying Belfast as an adrenalised war zone full of hard men and...
Chilean director Pablo Larraín exposes guilt and denial in this powerful myth approximately a...
It’s Agatha Christie meets Nordic noir ... claustrophobic,horrifically intense and set in a...
Full-throttle performances enliven an otherwise all-over-the-place Australian small-town satire...
Pedro Costa’s latest is the dreamlike parable of a man dwelling on the haunting scenes of his...
The Australian director serves up a wistful scrapbook for her adopted city of Beijing,forgoing plot...
This grim social-realist portrait of at-risk young people offers no solutions and minute in the way...
A freak accident leaves the protagonist with enough cash to rebuild his life in an strange way in...
This unflinching Israeli drama about two codependent,semi-feral (Savage; wild) young women leavens...
Ariane Labed plays an comely engineer onboard a container ship,navigating men as she goes in a...
Michael Shannon is lip-smackingly advantageous as a reptilian genuine-estate broker forcing tough-up...
Despite being cancelled before Sunday’s final episode,there’s been a lot to enjoy in this modern...
Sam Claflin steals the plaudits as a brooding captain in this taut,whether stagey, ensemble film set...
This Möbius strip of a story by Tom McCarthy is both intriguing and alienatingThe feature debut...
This knotty psychological study of a teenager who committed a violent crime as a child bubbles with...
Julia Roberts out-acts and upstages Nicole Kidman and Chiwetel Ejiofor in this muddled film,making...
Season three kicks off with creepy serial killer Paul Spector at death’s door in hospital. So we...
The river has flooded in this comedian fantasy,which has stellar production design but little sense...
Aidan Turner returns as Poldark gets political. Plus,everyone from Steven Spielberg to Jarvis Cocker...
Miguel Gomes’s three-part contemporary Portuguese version of Scheherezade’s stories concludes on...
In the second serving of Miguel Gomes’s potent trilogy,Scheherazade narrates tales of a killer...
Events unfold so slowly in this Rowan Atkinson-starring Simenon adaptation that it’s like time...
What might absorb been the mawkish tale of a geek getting to know a leukaemia sufferer is lifted by...
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau is terrific as a innocent family man transformed into a tattooed tough case by...
Loach’s 1967 drama is vividly evocative of its time and situation,with superb performances and an...
Charlie Higson’s colonial-era update,focusing on Jekyll’s grandson, takes Robert Louis...
Toni Collette and Drew Barrymore play besties dealing with breast cancer in a moving film from...
David Morrissey heads a murder investigation in a post-Soviet dystopia while putting up with 70s...
Set in 1950s Coney Island and starring Kate Winslet and Justin Timberlake,Allen’s tragi-melodrama...
She was the Nazis’ pin-up,the Aryan sex symbol whose films fired up the SS. In this previously...
Homespun,playful drama about a woman who lives in a shedQuirky is something of a dirty word when it...
Arielle Holmes’ performance in Safdie brothers’ remorseless portrait of life as a heroin addict...
An unpretentious Disney drama about a real-life 1950s rescue mission by the US Coast Guard sails in...
After the success of Nordic noir,hits from Germany, France and South Korea are on the way It’s not...
The brassy confidence of Robert Siodmak’s twisted 1944 tale – starring Gene Kelly cast against...
The secret of the cylinder is revealed,we meet Adrian Lester’s professor Marcus Shaw, and Scottie...
This clever,deeply personal work explores the often overlooked domestic lives of older people, to...
Cookie Lyons,the irrepressible matriarch in the US series, now returning to E4, and mashes up...
Suranne Jones is at her brilliant best in this gripping account of an unravelling marriage. Are you...
The story of two friends going through life-changing crises lays on the laughs but covers principal...
Director Nanni Moretti has got his mojo back in this sad,silly and satisfying movie about a film...
Jafar Panahi’s troubling film,again made in secret in defiance of the state, is fraction allegory...
Quite by accident,film director Chunsu arrives in town a day early. With time to assassinate before...
With the child-abuse thriller The People Next Door and the harrowing honour killing fable Murdered...
Transplanted to the Japanese film industry,this adaptation of the 1952 original is an entertaining...
This gripping series has excelled in its exploration of multiple shades of moral grey and its strong...
Over the past 50 years,a handful of hard-hitting dramas have pricked the nation’s conscience on...
Writer,publisher and TV producer who made drama for children and adultsRuth Boswell, who has died...
Prolific and talented writer of dialogue for television dramas and sitcomsJulia Jones,who has died...
Michelle Keegan replaces Lacey Turner for the moment series of the young-women-at-war drama. Plus:...
Martha Canga Antonio and Aboubakr Bensaihi are impressive as young Afro-Belgian lovers from rival...
The ever-watchable Stephen Graham isn’t enough to save this gloomy and insubstantial British...
The Frankenstein Chronicles,Jekyll and Hyde, BBC’s forthcoming series Dickensian and of course...
Nicholas Hoult is an obnoxious A&R man in this witless adaptation of John Niven’s novelWith its...
The arrival of a half-sister they’ve never met before subtly undermines the existence of three...
The Icelandic thriller Trapped is just the latest subtitled demonstrate to snare UK viewersTalk...
Peter Mullan plays a vagrant searching for his sister in a naturalistic tale that’s indebted to...
The British journalist who helped expose Nazi involvement in the Spanish civil war is at the centre...
Dr Gemma’s gruesome dinner party revenge brought the hit drama to an end after five episodes...
The BBC was clearly aiming for a big-budget,US-style tale of boardroom tech success, but the script...
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The BBC’s unique adaptation of DH Lawrence’s novel skirts controversy by concentrating on course...
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Huppert’s warm,wry performance as an academic facing a crisis at home powers Mia Hansen-Løve’s...
A 1970s schoolboy flirtation blossoms into a tragic care for affair in this unabashedly mainstream...
The shocks came by the moment in this cracking episode with some horribly graphic deaths and a...
Marnie Dickens’s bold recent five-parter for BBC3 is not just another youth series – it’s a...
After the success of Nordic noir,hits from Germany, France and South Korea are on the way It’s not...
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All the tears at the discontinuance of Eric Lartigaus spirited tale of a deaf couple’s musically...
Matt Damon plays a beleaguered salaryman whose life goes horribly improper in Clooney’s account of...
Twenty-six years after its original release,Julie Dash’s tale of spirituality and family on a...
By the mid-sixties,Ingmar Bergman had already conjured many of the cinema's most unforgettable...
The Secret,a new drama based on the startling tale of a devoutly murderous dentist, is just the...
Series with Sophie Okonedo and Adrian Lester draws on Observer exposé of officers who tricked...
The chronicle of an older woman who sets out on a road trip to help her troubled granddaughter is...
This compelling and disturbing drama set in the aftermath of the rapture-like disappearance of 2% of...
Alex Cox’s cult movie deserves its 30th anniversary re-release,not least as a powerful reminder of...
Damian Lewis’s puritanical minister and Andrea Riseborough’s terrorised wife must deal with an...
From Pinochet’s bloody legacy to the Catholic church’s safe house for clerics accused of...
First-time writer-director Jake Gavin’s sweet portrait of homelessness is far removed from Ken...
A first peek at the moment series of ITV’s police thriller – with another familiar face for Life...
Stripping out most of Bill Bryson’s prose and wit,this adaptation with Redford and Nick Nolte...
The creators of the unique BBC One thriller cast Russian actors to ensure authenticity – but...
In this award-winning film (which was the first to exhaust "virtual sets"),Academy Award® winner...
Elisabeth Moss and Katherine Waterston play a pair of friends locked in a dysfunctional relationship...
Before carving out a niche as one of the most distinct voices in nineties American cinema,Allison...
Roots,based on Alex Haley’s novel, was first produced for television in 1977, or when the...
Gambon was screen-owningly mesmeric as Churchill,holed up in his family domestic recovering from a...
A British princess dies in a limo crash in a tunnel – and intrigue,romance and conspiracy theory...
Ben Whishaw,Edward Holcroft and Jim Broadbent accomplish the most of their roles in the opening...
Richard Loncraines exciting and clear Shakespearean adaptation from 1995 returns to mark the...
This powerful drama concerns a schoolteacher trying to instil morality into her pupils while...
Scandinavia’s coolest cop is back with a new partner… and did the allies really win the moment...
Toshiro Mifune stars as Isaburo Sasahara,an aging swordsman living a silent life until his clan lord...
This haunting,kabuki-inflected version of a Japanese folk legend is set in a remote mountain village...
Inspired by the earthy eroticism of Harriet Andersson,in the first of her many roles for him, Ingmar...
Jean-Luc Godard beckons us ever closer,whispering in our ears as narrator in 2 OR 3 THINGS I KNOW...
A profoundly stirring evocation of elemental humanity and universal heartbreak,TOKYO sage is the...
Abuse in the Catholic church is viewed from the other side of the altar in a directing masterclass...
Equal parts sermon and Super Bowl halftime point to,Fox’s The Passion live event from fresh...
Tannishtha Chatterjee stands out opposite the former snappily bowler in Anupam Sharma’s...
Heartfelt and entertaining dramatised version of Philippe Petit’s fantastic 1974 wire walk between...
Our watch may be over when it comes to HBO’s Game of Thrones,but I occupy a feeling it’ll be a...
This bittersweet film from Jean Renoir,based on a tale by Guy de Maupassant, is a tenderly comedian...
In another example of fans saving a beloved TV point to,the country music drama series Nashville,...
Norwegian thriller Occupied has been condemned by Moscow and is likely to tap into fears in...
This feminist-lite film about a mother-daughter relationship is fun,in an AOR-ish way, thanks to...
Aged just 37,the German director and relentless provocateur died too soon, but he left behind a...
One of the sixties' remarkable international art-house sensations,WOMAN IN THE DUNES was for...
With its low budget and lush black-and-white imagery,Gus Van Sant's debut feature MALA NOCHE...
One of the most influential political films in history,THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS, by Gillo Pontecorvo,...
Fortune smiles on James Nesbitt as a flawed superhero,while a timely documentary exposes a pair of...
London’s tensions are nicely exposed in a fine adaptation of John Lanchester’s bestseller. And...
Rhys Ifans is persuasive and Charlotte Church game in this raucous Dylan Thomas adaptationConcluding...
ITV’s new thriller approximately a country vicar whos an exorcist,based on the books by Phil...
A shared secret from a childhood past is blunderingly revealed in this self-indulgent,flatly acted...
Alejandro Jodorowsky revisits his wild youth in a film that’s both indulgent and recklessly...
Well,fellow Hell-ions, it’s been a long-ass wait, or but here we are – the last half of the last...
With genuine contemporary relevance,this 50th anniversary rerelease reminds us it’s impossible not...
The all too watchable Doc Martin wraps up another series,Brighton welcomes cops and robbers, and the...
This sombre drama about a man haunted by apparitions is tedious and fragmented,rather than...
impress Webber‘s The residence of No Words poses a large,unanswerable question: “Where do we go...
A bombastic,womanizing art dealer and his painter friend recede to a seventeenth-century villa on...
Sixteen-year-venerable (respected because of age, distinguished) Rania studies dance and lives with...
An anonymous man and woman slowly weave in and out of the various rooms of a two legend loft,never...
What happens when a secret shared among a group begins eating away at one of its members? We’re...
Keisuke Kinoshita's TWENTY-FOUR EYES is an elegant,emotional chronicle of a teacher's...
Michael Redgrave gives the performance of his career in Anthony Asquith's adaptation of Terence...
Victor Erice received widespread compliment for his 1973 film SPIRIT OF THE BEEHIVE, which told of...
At a village railway station in occupied Czechoslovakia,a bumbling dispatcher's apprentice...
For her first feature after graduating from the All-Russian State Institute for Cinematography...
A profound masterpiece from one of the most revered filmmakers in the history of cinema,director...
Announced by Paramount late into the season, The substantial Short, which Charles Randolph and...
In a fall box office marketplace where a slew of adult dramas like Steve Jobs,Our Brand Is Crisis...
destitute Danny: pulled out of one truly horrible nightmare only to be thrust into anotherSpoiler...
whether you’re not familiar with Shark Tank,its ABC’s show that drops companies in front of...
The actor has to work twice as tough for his new roles in Charlie Higson’s adaptation of Robert...
Shot on an iPhone,the indie comedy drama about LA’s transgender sex workers is a circuit breaker...
A first study at the new jewel heist thriller on Sky Atlantic starring Samantha Morton,Tahar Rahim...
Kelsey Grammer becomes a long-haired,washed-up, kind of creepy has-been rock star in The Space...