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The actor-director and his daughter star in the hackneyed tale of a bank robber and counterfeiter
Documentary follows the rise to corporate prominence of early adopter Jake Burton Carpenter
While the director’s 22nd feature brims familiar pleasures, its explicit reference to the Spanish civil war is new
The letters Gen X and the number 1969 are key ingredients in a film charting the early years of the beloved TV show
The documentary tells the strange tale of a former Georgian prime minister with an outlandish hobby
The film’s polished aesthetics jar with its tale of despair set in a sleazy Midwest carnival
Sweetness and terror coexist in this story about a family in troubled 1960s Northern Ireland
This love story based on the life of an American soldier raises questions of masculinity, race and war
Unfolding in a single room filled with grieving parents, Fran Kranz’s debut is perceptive and daring
In the final scene of our series by the FT’s film critic, here are some of the finest movies set in the UK capital — vivid depictions of the metropolis from the 1880s to the 2020s
Jessica Kingdon’s sharply observed documentary may unnerve those who believe the market is a seedbed for democracy
Andrea Arnold’s quietly provocative film is shot from the animal’s perspective and doesn’t shy away from blunt truths
Sharp update or saggy let-down? The series returns with its fifth instalment
Apichatpong Weerasethakul ponders sensory experience with the story of a woman looking for the source of a sound
A landscape in constant flux plays a key role in these portraits of both the light and dark sides of Singaporean society
The longtime collaborators discuss shooting their Oscar-tipped new film, set during the Troubles, in the middle of a pandemic
Watchable adaptation of Robert Harris’s novel sets out to clear the prime minister’s name
There’s nervous energy in this night in the life of a London eatery, starring Stephen Graham
Will Sharpe’s film darkens in mood as this strange individual’s life unfolds
The story of two youngsters in 1970s LA delivers a sunshine tonic
In this series from FT Globetrotter, our film critic selects the best movies in which the city plays a starring role
Eight explorations of the many sides of the Italian capital, plus one extraordinary example of Cinecittà’s genius for conjuring up far-away, long-gone worlds
Joel Coen’s film is a vivid celebration of cinema — though the central couple lack murderous menace
The belated fourth film in the series brings mischief and middle-age romance but the actual point of it all needs decoding
The ‘Hamilton’ creator reflects on his recent rush of films, losing Stephen Sondheim and a magic moment with Steven Spielberg
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