Jodie Foster swings for the Wall Street fat cats and misses by miles in this thin thriller which premiered in Cannes.
By Elisa Adams
There’s a hint of fowl play in Joe Stephenson’s refreshingly bold study of a complex relationship.
Franco Zeffirelli’s traditional retelling of the most famous love story ever told is one for Shakespeare completists only.
Elle Fanning bares her soul in Nicolas Winding Refn’s beautiful dark twisted fantasy.
Young male love comes to the fore in this moving coming-of-ager from first-time director Andrew Steggall.
A ghost trapped in limbo accompanies us on a romantic road-trip, but only tedium ensues.
Once director John Carney serves up a sugary crowd-pleaser that’s too soft-centred for its own good.
The third instalment in the rebooted comic book franchise is a colossal failure on every conceivable level.
By Henry Heffer
Tom Hanks plays a genial hologram salesman(!) who packs off to Saudi Arabia for a voyage of personal discovery.
The startling, bleakly poetic debut feature from one of the movie pantheon greats, Andrei Tarkovsky.
By Anton Bitel
There’s charm, humour and no shortage of strangeness in this radical rewriting of Lewis Carroll’s classic tale.
By Henry Heffer
Unless you’re an Eli Roth completist, avoid this remake of the 2002 parasitic horror like the plague.
This Brit spy thriller starring Ewan McGregor and Naomie Harris is a solid calling card for director Susanna White.
A mildly fascinating look at the Land Art movement that emerged in the US during the ’60s and ’70s.
An endless spiral of crime and punishment is the subject of this raw and rambling documentary.
By Henry Heffer
Tina Fey brings some light comic relief to the Afghanistan conflict in this cutting media commentary.
An extraordinary modern fairy tale about femininity and sisterhood from Turkey’s Deniz Gamze Ergüven.