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From ‘A Cop Movie’ to ‘Prayers For the Stolen’, the country’s screen culture is at its most varied and inventive
Ahead of the release of his Last Night in Soho, director Edgar Wright has programmed a series of hip and bleak ’60s movies — but all made by men
Danny Leigh reviews Denis Villeneuve’s new version of sci-fi epic ‘Dune’ and Wes Anderson’s ‘The French Dispatch’ — plus ‘The Harder They Fall’, ‘Dear Evan Hansen’, ‘The Last Duel’ and ‘The Velvet Underground’
There are moments of wit and insight amid a stampede of stars, knowing Gallic clichés and familiar directorial devices
Black gunslingers trade bullets and one-liners in Jeymes Samuel’s film
Adaptation of the Broadway show about a friendless boy is at its best when mining the story’s dark comedy
The ‘Moonlight’ actor discusses his new 1920s-set film ‘Passing’, which explores the thorny issue of black people assumed to be white
Denis Villeneuve brings verve to the multiplex with his grandiose, sappy and flawed but also mesmeric sci-fi epic
Regulators freeze out US films as Chinese audiences become harder to woo
Cutting-edge gadgets for a big screen experience from the comfort of your living room — or bedroom
Francis Ford Coppola’s film about turf wars in Oklahoma looks more than ever like a product of the decade in which it was made
Documentary tells the story of the short-lived but hugely influential group
debbie tucker green adapts her own stage play in a film that explores language and power
The stars play an author and publisher who embark on an increasingly irksome road trip
Shoojit Sircar’s film for Amazon Prime tells the story of the 1919 Amritsar massacre and one man’s retribution 21 years later
For the Salford-born poet, Elvis will always be ‘king’
Ridley Scott crafts an orgy of violence and facial hair while Jodie Comer’s lone female voice struggles to get a word in edgeways
The actress reveals the trials of working in the desert on Denis Villeneuve’s space epic and an intermittent Mission: Impossible
The new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures reflects the golden age of Hollywood glamour. But all is not well in Tinseltown
Don Cheadle heads a starry cast in a smart film filled with nifty surprises
A charismatic newcomer arrives in a Polish gated community in this singular film
Netflix film pays tribute to volunteers worldwide, though its focus becomes blurred
Netflix’s film of the Broadway show is loud, improbably awful — and already a social media sensation
UK operators point to a ‘watershed’ moment as long-delayed release finally hits screens
The landscape of history is the key to understanding our present — even if it scares us
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