Small Things Like These: Cillian Murphy’s performance is fiercely internalised in a film emblematic of a changing Ireland
Tim Mielant’s memorable film is quietly emblematic of a changing Ireland
Heretic review: Hugh Grant has a ball tormenting young Mormon doorsteppers in this gleeful horror thriller
Formerly foppish actor menaces in claustrophobic nailbiter from Oscar-nominated writers
Julianne Moore: ‘When a friend really needs to unburden themselves, what are they asking you to do?’
The Oscar winner stars in The Room Next Door, a euthanasia drama that is Pedro Almodóvar’s first feature in English. It’s an ideal film for her to appear in
Four new films to see this week
Bold trans drama/musical Emilia Pérez and Pedro Almodóvar’s English-language debut The Room Next Door. Plus a lyrical Senegaelse documentary and an avant-garde depiction of an avant-garde painter
The Room Next Door review: Almodóvar’s English-language debut is stuffed with good performances but sounds off-key
There are things to admire in Pedro Almodóvar's new film but this is a lesser offering from a great director
A Sudden Glimpse to Deeper Things review: A lovingly curated chronicle of the artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham
Director Mark Cousins mostly lets the painting do the talking, lingering admiringly over the Scottish artist’s canvases
Karla Sofía Gascón, star of the Oscar-tipped Emilia Pérez: ‘I put my entire life and soul into creating this character’
If the Spanish star gets an Academy Award nomination for her role in Jacques Audiard’s film, she’ll be the first openly trans performer to do so
Every Little Thing: A gorgeous, life-affirming portrait of a hummingbird healer
Documentary outlines hummingbird healer’s ideas about giving back to nature and complicated backstory
Woman of the Hour: Anna Kendrick’s chilling directorial debut gives voice to the victims of the serial killer Rodney Alcala
Anna Kendrick proves herself to be a formidable talent on both sides of the camera in this absorbing and considered film
Terrifier 3 star Daniel Roebuck: ‘You can bring your family to see it – but if you do we will turn you in to social services’
Both a prominent Christian and an underground horror icon, Daniel Roebuck makes for a jolly Santa Claus in director Damien Leone’s third instalment of the gory splatter franchise
Four new films to see this week
A homage and critique of Hong Kong action cinema in elegiac Stuntman, plus evocative Irish drama King Frankie, sci-fi romcom Timestalker, and a bland return to Stephen King’s ’Salem’s Lot
François Ozon: ‘I wanted to give the power to the woman in the story. I wanted to make a film about sisterhood’
The Crime Is Mine, the French director’s new movie, takes cues from the sensational murder trial of Violette Nozières, but it also flips the gender script
Stuntman: This retro Hong Kong action film is the movie The Fall Guy wanted to be
This debut feature showcases old-school choreography where performers slam against walls and fall down escalators
Timestalker: Like Horrible Histories with sex-toy jokes
Alice Lowe chases her crush across centuries in this giddy reincarnation romcom
First Look: Barry Keoghan’s new film, the sometimes sickeningly extreme Bring Them Down, is a hard movie to like
Christopher Andrews’s gory new rural revenge drama features scenes of animal mutilation that quickly outstay their welcome