Robin Campillo’s rousing dramatisation of ’90s AIDS activism in France is a sure-fire Palme d’Or contender.
By Amy Bowker
She stars opposite Woody Harrelson and Naomi Watts in this turbulent family drama.
With his directorial debut, Gary Oldman offers a deeply affecting study of addiction and domestic abuse.
This barbed satire of art world pomposity questions the core beliefs of civilised society.
Another quietly astounding monochrome miniature on love and other demons from the great French director Philippe Garrel.
Agnès Varda douses the French landscape with art with the help of her new friend JR in this wonderfully eccentric road movie.
The art of flirting and flirting as art are the subjects of this extraordinary romcom from Claire Denis.
By Amy Bowker
Nick Broomfield’s doc tells the tragic life story of this celebrated solo artist.
A sultry and sensational performance from Jeanne Balibar fuels Mathieu Amalric’s experimental music biopic.
Meat is murder in Bong Joon-ho’s rollicking fantasy satire about a girl and her pet pig taking on global capitalism.
By Amy Bowker
The director has spoken out about the streaming giant’s involvement in his latest project.
The American actor’s reemergence in I Love Dick serves as a reminder of his rare talents.
By Amy Bowker
Bergman Island is inspired by the life of the legendary Swedish director.
Christ returns to Earth in the form of a Syrian refugee in Kornél Mundruczó’s overblown B-movie.
Todd Haynes returns with a kid-friendly follow-up to Carol whose parts are more interesting than the sum total.
Michael Haneke’s home invasion horror is a chilling satire of violence in popular entertainment.
The terrifying intimacy of The Silence of the Lambs lends it to a different kind of viewing experience.