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Our critic’s top 10 also include compelling courtroom dramas, urgent documentaries — and a donkey
Timothée Chalamet is a young version of Roald Dahl’s chocolatier in ‘Wonka’; rapper Tia Nomore plays a single mom in child custody drama ‘Earth Mama’; ★★★★★ for hypnotic Argentine drama ‘Trenque Lauquen’; Wim Wenders documentary ‘Anselm’ profiles artist Anselm Kiefer; Anne Hathaway stars in ‘Eileen’, based on Ottessa Moshfegh’s novel; Aki Kaurismäki’s ‘Fallen Leaves’ is a deadpan love story — reviews by Danny Leigh and Jonathan Romney
Oakland rapper Tia Nomore stars as a Bay Area single mother in Savanah Leaf’s moodily poetic debut
Wim Wenders turns his lens on German artist Anselm Kiefer in a visually compelling documentary
Laura Citarella’s hypnotically unpredictable film has sleuthing, sci-fi and narrative trickery
Lavish origin story of Roald Dahl’s chocolatier is soft-centred but filled with charm, good cheer and catchy tunes
Where to stay to celebrate Disney’s centenary – from a Sleeping Beauty schloss to the Lion King’s Maasai Mara
Concert footage is mixed with behind-the-scenes material which sheds a carefully curated light on the megastar
William Oldroyd’s subtle 1960s-set movie has tricks up its sleeve
Waad Al-Kateab’s film is a snapshot of the team that competed in Tokyo in 2021
The Finnish director’s latest is both very funny and epically unfussy
Murphy’s comic timing is still casually brilliant in a movie that swings between manic and sedative
The latest in the monster series can be seen as an allegory that lets the country move on from past traumas
The Path to Paradise digs deep into a man whose achievements are almost too much for one life — never mind one book
The urban body double for cities such as New York and Washington DC is very much a star in its own right too
As a dog-obsessed child, our writer took comfort in the domestic bliss that the 1990s version of the film made real
Jason Isaacs is charismatic as the Bristol-born Hollywood legend but the ITVX series is let down by clichés
The 93-year-old has never lost his appetite for recording the lives and toils of ordinary people. Now he’s ready for lunch
The actor on Hollywood’s AI dilemma, resisting his nice-guy reputation — and why Jeff Bezos couldn’t tempt him into space
Eerie story — with humour and hound — is an unexpected but welcome departure for British filmmaker Joanna Hogg
Lavish animation is designed to celebrate studio’s past century without ruffling contemporary feathers
A luxury getaway on Long Island is blighted by bad WiFi — and even worse — in a film that upends archetypes
The director masters rhythm and mood while ebulliently starring as the conductor alongside Carey Mulligan
Access Entertainment boss says Ukraine-born billionaire to invest hundreds of millions of pounds in TV, film and theatre
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