By Chris Blohm
Your friendly neighbourhood web-slinger returns for more of the same, albeit with much less charm.
A Rolls Royce romantic comedy set in Mumbai that rides on a delectable, bittersweet central turn by Irrfan Khan.
The Guard’s Brendan Gleeson and director John Michael McDonagh reunite to deliver one of the year’s best films.
By Anton Bitel
Richard Ayoade branches out into steampunk paranoia with this feisty and funny adaptation of Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s 1846 novella.
The itinerant and inquisitive cinephile delivers this moving child-based addendum to his mammoth The Story of Film.
Russell Crowe’s surly survivalist fails to keep this Biblical blockbuster from Darren Aronofsky afloat.
An exceptional teen girl rises up from the slurry of humanity and goes on to mount a revolution against… you know the drill.
Tahar Rahim and Bérénice Bejo are on top form in this immaculate study of marital disharmony.
The Muppets return to the big screen for more zany antics in this big-hearted creature feature.
This bruising and brutal jailhouse carve-up rides on the back of an astonishing central turn by Jack O’Connell.
By Violet Lucca
Jonathan Glazer’s erotic and philosophically-inclined feminist sci-fi fable is an extraordinary one-off.
A tough, traumatic investigation into widespread rape in the US army by veteran documentarian Kirby Dick.
By Mark Asch
A meek and mild school teacher spirals into Aussie Hell in this riveting, repellant restoration.
More mile-high misadventures as Liam Neeson rolls out his machismo B-movie thing on a packed passenger jet.
Francis Ford Coppola’s magnum opus gets a big screen outing, see it if only to be able to understand The Simpsons better.
A scintillating and quietly radical gay-cruising murder mystery set in a single, sunny location.
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