Destin Daniel Cretton’s biopic of wrongly incarcerated death row inmate Walter McMillian plays it a little too safe.
Brie Larson directs and stars in this enjoyably idiosyncratic comedy about realising your childhood dreams.
Brie Larson is great as Carol Danvers, but we’d hoped for slightly more from Marvel’s first female solo superhero movie.
By Emily Bray
Director and star of the delightful Short Term 12 return with an underwhelming epic of intergenerational family discord.
The myth of diplomacy is the key ingredient of a hot lead salad in Ben Wheatley’s wickedly funny pistol opera.
Brie Larson shines in this deceptively life-affirming drama about a young mother forced to raise her son in isolation.
A barnstorming performance from Brie Larson elevates this bittersweet foster care drama.
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