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Menace, ambition and aliens fuel a big-screen fairground ride from the ‘Get Out’ and ‘Us’ film-maker
Peggy Holmes directs an animated film of grandiose design, with ‘Toy Story’ maker John Lasseter producing
The actor’s comic chops can’t save an ultra-violent crime caper stuffed with self-delighted banter
Perry Henzell’s 1972 tale of guns and ganja helped bring reggae to the west, with a star turn from Jimmy Cliff
Sarah Beddington’s documentary explores issues of belonging, banishment and arbitrarily drawn borders
An Irish solicitor and her newborn are kidnapped in a film that mixes laughs with melancholy insights about parenting
Panah Panahi, whose dissident father was sentenced to prison last week, directs a film about family and the pain of parting
Colin Farrell and Viggo Mortensen are among the cast in a low-key drama that mixes old and new, east and west
Sara Dosa brings wit and style to her spectacular profile of French volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft
Alexandra Dalsbaek documents the young supporters of Alexei Navalny and how their dreams were snuffed out
A bitter ex-Hollywood star settles scores in a heightened film directed by Charlotte Colbert
Every mishap comes from the record in Jean-Jacques Annaud’s dreadfully compelling account
Delia Owens’s bestseller about a falsely accused North Carolinian girl becomes a fussy and perfunctory movie
Matthew Dyas’s film asks what manner of person makes a life’s work of ‘because it’s there’
Jenny Agutter reprises the role of Bobbie Waterbury as Salford siblings are evacuated to rural Yorkshire in 1944
The head of a high-end scales business struggles to maintain his balance in Fernando León de Aranoa’s anti-capitalist screed
The Russo brothers evoke Bond and Bourne with the familiar story of a US government assassin forced to go it alone
Dakota Johnson stars in a Jane Austen adaptation that borrows heavily from Bridgerton and Fleabag
Ben Lawrence’s partisan but unflinching film follows Assange’s father John Shipton as he campaigns for his son’s freedom
Three directors travel the country in a project coloured by the pandemic and the crises of climate and economy
Taika Waititi’s follow-up to the beloved Thor: Ragnarok has epic silliness, terminal illness and Russell Crowe in an almost tutu
Justin Kurzel’s film about the man behind Tasmania’s Port Arthur massacre never betrays its own awful gravity
The storytelling is impressive in this animated film, the usual trite life lessons rejected for chewier stuff
Alice Diop’s boldly structured film goes beyond easy one-love humanism
By relying entirely on archive footage, director Ed Perkins highlights conflicting views on the then-not-yet people’s princess
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