by Genevieve Dichiara
Vicky Krieps captivates as a mother fighting for custody of her son after leaving her marriage in Anna Cazenave Cambet’s tender adaptation of Constance Debré’s novel.
by Blake Simons
This lilting, lyrical study of parent-child relationships is an offering of sublime tenderness and delicate observation from filmmaker Jim Jarmusch.
by David Jenkins
Rebecca Lenkiewicz adapts Deborah Levy’s best-selling novel, but the result is lacklustre.
Viggo Mortensen’s sombre take on the western evokes some classic Clint Eastwood films.
by Laura Venning
Vicky Krieps and Gaspard Ulliel play a couple grappling with a life-altering illness in Emily Atef’s sensitive but slight drama.
by Caitlin Quinlan
Vicky Krieps gives an acting masterclass as the despondent Empress Elisabeth of Austria.
by Lillian Crawford
Mia Hansen-Løve’s lilting rumination on art, relationships and cinephilia is one of her most accomplished and moving films to date.
by Hannah Strong
A family’s dream vacation turns into a nightmare when they start to age rapidly in M Night Shyamalan’s latest twisty thriller.
Ever wondered why Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote The Communist Manifesto?
Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest is a swooning, masochistic love story set in mid-century London. It might just be his best film…
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