By Iana Murray
A Leningrad rock star takes centre stage in Kirill Serebrennikov’s Soviet-era tale of youth in revolt.
Gurinder Chadha’s sentimental coming-of-ager charts a British-Pakistani teen’s fixation with Bruce Springsteen.
By Ed Gibbs
Documentarian Nick Broomfield shows his romantic side with this touching portrait of Leonard Cohen and his muse.
The Beatles’ sublime songbook is the subject of this sadly underpowered and incurious romantic Britcom.
Bobbi Jene Smith shines in this intimate dance-drama from first-time writer/director Georgia Parris.
By Lou Thomas
The former Oasis frontman reflects on his life as a rock and roll star in this entertaining docu-profile.
By Aimee Knight
Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Van Zandt delve into the origins of the New Jersey sound.
Elton John gets the paint-by-numbers biopic treatment in this jumble of troubled-genius clichés.
Mismatched buddy antics power this enjoyable and euphoric trip back to the '90s warehouse rave scene.
A star is born amid tragic circumstances in Brady Corbet’s stylish and cynical second feature.
This vibrant drama recounts one man’s journey to becoming the first POC dancer in the Royal Ballet.
By Beth Webb
Jessie Buckley dazzles in this heel-tapping ballad of an aspiring Glaswegian country star
This playful documentary pays tribute to the eccentric comedy stylings of Frank Sidebottom.
Freddie Mercury and Queen receive the long-awaited glossy biopic treatment courtesy of Bryan Singer.
Bradley Cooper scores his first major hit as a director with this tender romance about the price of fame and addiction.
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