Two men return from war only to be confronted by racism in Dee Rees’ vital and sprawling American epic.
Strong moments and sincere intent can’t save Sarah Gavron’s shapeless take on the plight of the Suffragettes.
Carey Mulligan shimmers in an otherwise fairly ordinary adaptation of the Thomas Hardy classic.
Cold exteriors and warm interiors combine in the Coen brothers’ rhapsodic portrait of a ’60s folk singer.
Steve McQueen’s erotically-charged descent into sex addiction is by turns raw, elegant and uncompromising.
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