There’s shades of Spirited Away and Kiki’s Delivery Service in this charming animation from Studio Ponoc.
By Anton Bitel
Todd Haynes’ wistful adaptation of Brian Selznick’s novel is a tad too saccharine for its own good.
By Emily Bray
An explosion of cuddly warmth can be found in this gentle tale of a disfigured boy coming up against school bullies.
The friendly little bear spends some time behind bars in this fantastically delightful family sequel.
The creation of Winnie the Pooh is the fascinating subject of this unfocused screen biography.
Dav Pilkey’s beloved children’s novels are brought to life in this funny, warm-hearted film for the whole family.
The director of Jurassic World skids off the rails in this bafflingly misguided kiddie revenge fantasia.
There’s magic in every stop-motion frame of this miniature gem from Claude Barras and Céline Sciamma.
A young girl shows the old men how to hunt with large birds in this charming documentary.
By Elena Lazic
This lavish Potter spin-off set in 1920s New York severely lacks for honest-to-goodness magic and awe.
By Elisa Adams
Bob the cat steals the show in this unapologetically feelgood festive drama.
Writer/director Ira Sachs strikes movie gold with this everyday epic about the making of masculinity.
Steven Spielberg goes big with this magical children’s story adaptation. But is it twisted enough for Roald Dahl?
This animated adventure from the makers of Minions fails to live up to its initial promise.
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