This intriguing sci-fi thriller is a throwback to the type of cerebral teleplays and low-budget films that flourished within the Nineteen Sixties: ripe with …

Terrence Malick’s richly achieved early movie from 1978 is now rereleased; it’s a tragic romance and slo-mo melodrama which appeared 5 years after his …

The rectangle of the display screen itself appears to bend and twist into an enormous self-satisfied smirk for this unbearably smug caper from director …

You may do worse at half-term than this new household animation from Illumination (the studio behind Sing and Minions). It’s a zany caper a …

Thelonious “Monk” Ellison is a middle-aged black humanities professor in Los Angeles, roundly disliked by college students and school colleagues, who’s the creator of …

This perky, likable however profoundly by-product animated characteristic arrives simply in time for each lunar new 12 months and the February half-term college holidays. …

All nice cinema is a journey of kinds, however there comes a degree when it feels as if film-makers are treading the identical well-worn …

A mainstream kids’s film from screenwriter Charlie Kaufman, creator of Being John Malkovich and Synecdoche, New York? It must be value a glance, if …

Australian film-maker Jaydon Martin makes an excellent characteristic debut with this absorbing, transferring and visually lovely documentary – a form of guided reportage about …

Is jazz lifeless? Yuzuru Tachikawa’s Blue Large definitely begs to vary. Following three 18-year-old boys who doggedly pursue their musical goals, the movie hits …