This sweet-natured, Tom Sawyer-esque tale of unlikely companionship has just enough charm to keep it going.
By Elena Lazic
Angelina Jolie and co are back is this muddled and misguided sequel to Disney’s inverted fairy tale.
Roberto Minervini’s vital documentary follows in the wake of a series of brutal killings of black men in the US.
Juliette Binoche is reunited with writer/director Olivier Assayas for this sharply observed satire of the publishing industry.
Jesse Pinkman returns in the long-awaited big-screen send off for one of television’s best-loved characters.
Kantemir Balagov’s beautiful drama depicts the lasting wounds left by war, both physical and psychological.
Will Smith goes mano-a-mano with his younger self in director Ang Lee’s exhilarating action spectacle.
A star turn from Sienna Miller powers this poignant blue-collar drama from writer/director Jake Scott.
Chris Morris exposes the “dark farce” at the heart of US homeland security in this blunt political satire.
Berry Gordy leads a roster of iconic artists in paying tribute to one of the most successful record companies of the 20th century.
Todd Phillips’ supervillain origin story strains so hard for seriousness and relevance that it cracks into a million pieces.
By Ella Kemp
Emily Mortimer stars in this half-baked adulting dramedy from actor-turned-director Dolly Wells.
Renée Zellweger returns from the wilderness with a performance of awe-striking confidence and emotion.
This short documentary essay critiques enforced gender roles in Italy, but is very snobby in doing so.
Shola Amoo’s coming-of-age drama offers an important perspective on the black British experience.
By Elena Lazic
An eccentric board game dynasty instigate a deadly game of hide and seek in this fun, gore-splashed horror.
By Anton Bitel
Rambo starts off breaking horses before breaking skulls in this strangely laconic revenge fantasy involving the Mexican cartels.