This detailed and fascinating insight into India’s justice system throws up plenty of surprises.
Ace Chilean director Pablo Larraín delivers a brooding and provocative drama about disgraced priests.
Master doc maker Patricio Guzmán returns with a stunning look at our destructive relationship with Earth.
By Anton Bitel
Ben Wheatley serves up a sensational 21st century satire that’s funny and frightening in equal measure.
This frisky and frenetic sort-of-sequel to Matt Reeves’ 2008 monster movie boasts a trio of amazing performances.
Richard Linklater continues his hotter-than-hot streak with this dangerously charming fratboy freakout.
By Anton Bitel
Director David Farr delivers a top-notch domestic drama starring a maternally-conflicted Clémence Poésy.
Beauty and tragedy abound in Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson’s melancholic stop-motion treasure.
By Alexia Stam
Belly laughs, a cute cast and a strong social conscience – Disney’s latest animated feature has it all.
Something wicked this way comes... Robert Eggers’ New England folk tale is steeped in magic and menace.
By Simran Hans
Julianne Moore’s Oscar-winning performance as a linguist with Alzheimer’s essays the evaporation of an intellectual identity.
Austrian directors Severin Fiala and Veronika Franz serve up a spine-tingling domestic horror.
László Nemes’ Oscar-winning drama recreates the shame and horror of the Holocaust to harrowing affect.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit animator Richard Williams is one of seven directors featured in this excellent short film compendium.
The Coen brothers return in scintillating and provocative form with this complex satire of 1950s Hollywood.
Tilda Swinton and Ralph Fiennes are in irresistible form in this heady romantic thriller from Luca Guadagnino.
This hard-hitting portrait of a notorious white supremacist raises some challenging questions about modern America.
The iconic American singer-songwriter gets a fitting tribute from doc heavyweights Amy Berg and Alex Gibney.