Edward Norton directs and stars in this patchwork New York noir about a Tourette-suffering private eye.
By Maria Nae
Photographer Zed Nelson documents the changes to one street in East London over a four-year period.
Kim Longinotto’s latest documentary offers a stark, deromanticised look at the Sicilian Mafia.
Rian Johnson does his best Agatha Christie impression in this riotous, star-packed homage to the classic whodunnit.
Mati Diop announces herself as a major new talent with this Gothic-tinged romantic mystery.
By Elena Lazic
Jennifer Kent follows up The Babadook with a gruelling yet vital portrait of colonialism in 19th century Tasmania.
Greta Gerwig delivers one of the great modern literary adaptations with her second feature as writer/director.
Pyrokinetic mutants, shirtless firefighters and eco-fascists collide in the first feature film from Studio Trigger.
Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce give an acting masterclass in Fernando Meirelles’ Papal tête-à-tête.
By Maria Nae
A female indoor football player tackles her patriarchal oppressors in Soheil Beiraghi’s compelling drama.
Adrian Jackson and Andrea Luka Zimmerman’s experimental documentary gives a voice to East London’s artists.
By Maria Nae
Daisy Ridley stars in this bold but ultimately confused melodramatic update of Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’.
By Matt Turner
German documentarian Thomas Heise examines his family history around the turn of the 20th century.
Suburban soccer moms get the Stepford Wives treatment courtesy of directors Jocelyn DeBoer and Dawn Luebbe.
By Katie Goh
This origin story of an American hero, starring Cynthia Erivo, is rendered as a bland adventure yarn.
By BP Flanagan
Back in cinemas courtesy of the BFI, this adaptation of The Who’s rock opera is as wildly entertaining as ever.
Mia Wasikowska turns the tables on her male oppressor in this subversive take on the traditional marionette show.
A severed hand searches for its body in Jérémy Clapin’s surprisingly poignant Parisian animation.
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