Allen Ginsberg: The college years. This Daniel Radcliffe starring Beat bio is over-styled and earnest.
A glassy-eyed and ambiguous portrait of a teenage call-girl from director François Ozon.
One of the year’s most extraordinary films is an experimental documentary about North Sea fishing.
Andrew Bujalski switches gears with a lo-fi marvel that channels the spirit of Robert Altman.
Abdellatif Kechiche’s passionate lesbian love story is a screen romance that’s built for the long-haul.
The simple, tragicomic trails of fatherhood are captured with perfection in the latest from Japan’s Hirokazu Koreeda.
The trailers were right for once – Alfonso Cuarón’s disaster movie set in space is one of the year’s best.
This burnished gem from Chile is a rich and poetic character study of a woman on the look out for love.
A barnstorming performance from Brie Larson elevates this bittersweet foster care drama.
Familiarity trumps originality in this fun and very funny comic book sequel with Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston.
This yearning Northern fable examines childhood, poverty and the down-and-dirty face of modern capitalism.
By Vadim Rizov
One of South Korea’s great directors finally has a film released in UK cinemas.
Don’t miss this exceptional and haunting British drama which boasts a career-best turn from Aidan Gillen.
The spirit of Terrence Malick is evoked in this tender western starring Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara.
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