By Elena Lazic
Denzel Washington plays an altruistic attorney in this low-key crime thriller from Nightcrawler director Dan Gilroy.
This Cannes-winning working class musical from Portugal’s Pedro Pinho is not all it seems.
Richard Linklater’s “spiritual sequel” to The Last Detail is one of his most impressive achievements.
By Matt Turner
Documentarian Greg Barker gains unprecedented access to Barack Obama’s administration during his farewell tour.
By Ian Barr
French auteur Philippe Garrel returns with another consummately crafted relationship drama.
Steven Spielberg recounts the story of the Pentagon Papers – with one eye on Donald Trump – in this strangely unsatisfying political drama.
By Elena Lazic
Liam Neeson and Jaume Collet-Serra join forces once more for this fast-paced and furiously entertaining actioner.
The Stone Age and the Bronze Age go to war in this daffy stop-frame comedy from Aardman Animation.
Stéphane Brizé takes a soft approach to this adaptation of Guy de Maupassant’s tale of 19th-century womanhood.
Old Slowhand receives the big life documentary treatment, with slightly uninspiring results.
Gary Oldman is on career-best form in this standard issue Winston Churchill biopic from director Joe Wright.
Frances McDormand goes on the war path in director Martin McDonagh’s sensational latest.
Bravura technique trumps narrative coherence in this garbled modern demigod saga from Hungary.
Christian Bale gives it his actorly all as a jaded cavalry gunslinger in Scott Cooper’s dour, old-timey western.
Michelle Williams and Mark Wahlberg battle the might of an unfeeling empire in Ridley Scott’s latest.
Ben Stiller playing another self-pitying white dude? Yes, but this is thought-provoking and rewarding comedy.