Tomas Alfredson’s stunning Swedish love story has re-invented the vampire film.
Visually overwhelming and intellectually exhilarating – just don’t expect to understand Italian politics.
By Anton Bitel
Tom Hardy delivers a knockout performance as Britain’s most notorious convict in this bruising psychodrama.
Anne Hathaway is sensational as a chain-smoking drug addict in Jonathan Demme’s pensive comedy.
A stunning career comeback from Mickey Rourke underpins Darren Aronofsky’s tragic sports drama.
Steve McQueen has produced a biopic of IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands that is doused in violence.
By Kevin Maher
The Coen brothers strike comedy gold with this thrillingly barmy ensemble farce.
By Dan Stewart
Tarsem Singh’s operatic fantasy is endlessly original and wonderfully shot. A banquet for the eyes.
The memory of Philippe Petit’s wire walk allows the Twin Towers to stand tall again in James Marsh’s stunning film.
By Kevin Maher
Playwright-turned-director Martin McDonagh's debut is darker than your average hitmen-in-peril comedy.
By Alan Mack
Lars von Trier’s latest is light, frothy and bitingly funny with a pleasingly dark underside.
By Kevin Maher
If the Coen brothers’ latest is not a revolution in cinema, it’ll do until the revolution gets here.
Andrew Dominik’s epic retelling of the Jesse James saga dares you to invest in its hero.
An emotional powerhouse that sucks you in and rips you apart layer by layer. An unparalleled experience.
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