Kornél Mundruczó’s affecting drama follows a couple who experience the loss of their first child shortly after birth.
Shia LaBeouf plays his own father in this dramatised account of his own troubled childhood.
This sweet-natured, Tom Sawyer-esque tale of unlikely companionship has just enough charm to keep it going.
It’s Ice Man versus Super Brat in this inoffensively bland chronicle of an epic sporting rivalry.
Andrea Arnold returns with a stylish but shambling teen road movie starring charismatic newcomer Sasha Lane and Shia LaBeouf.
Brad Pitt surveys the horrors of war a busted-up tank in David Ayer’s soulful if unoriginal tale of conflict and brotherhood.
In his liquor-soaked Prohibition-era drama John Hillcoat offers an imperfect depiction of family, masculinity and authority.
An ejaculatory mess that seeks to medicate its audience with a glut of whizz-bang spills and vein-bulging fist pumps.
A frenzy of sound and fury that takes Michael Bay’s vision to its final, eye-boggling extreme.
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