By Matt Turner
The director of the excellent Too Late to Die Young talks about recreating a rural commune from her childhood.
Quentin Tarantino knocks it out of the park with this personal love letter to LA, in all its dirty sexy glory.
The South Korean director’s social satire takes top honours among a mixed bag of winners at this year’s festival.
In the director’s 1979 body horror, maternal functions are a source of repulsion and terror.
Palestinian filmmaker Elia Suleiman hits the road, but home follows close behind.
The South Korean director’s social satire takes top honours among a mixed bag of winners at this year’s festival.
Adèle Exarchopoulos and Virginie Efira star in this trite psychodrama from writer/director Justine Triet.
Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever shine in a Superbad-esque high school comedy to savour.
There’s shades of Brian De Palma and Park Chan-wook in this Allison Williams-starring Netflix thriller.
Kids hang loose as their parents attempt to build them a new civilisation in this easygoing political fable.
A glossy, lightly superficial portrait of the American whistleblower-cum-activist Chelsea Manning.
The combustible American tennis star is picked to pieces in this mischievous French essay film.
A perfectly calibrated central performance by Mélanie Thierry powers this dour wartime literary drama.
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