In Guy Ritchie's new thriller, a soldier must fight his way through Afghanistan to rescue the interpreter who saved his life.
By Jess Duffy
A successful man struggles to come to terms with traumatic events from his past in Julian Jarrold’s ineffective drama.
The Lourdes and Amour Fou filmmaker on her unsettling English-language debut, Little Joe.
A botanist develops a revolutionary new plant in Jessica Hausner’s sci-fi tinged social parable.
The South Korean director’s social satire takes top honours among a mixed bag of winners at this year’s festival.
A new species of plant poses a threat to humanity in Jessica Hausner’s quietly chilling sci-fi.
The star of Daphne talks likeable characters, Fleabag and seeing Nicole Kidman in the nude.
Emily Beecham puts in a star-making turn in this soulful debut feature from Peter Mackie Burns.
By Lou Thomas
Contemporary stories offering a diverse mix of authentic, recognisable London voices.
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