The philandering Don Draper has gone goofy for his latest role in knockabout comedy ‘Tag’

New this week: In the Fade, The Happy Prince, Ocean’s 8, Kissing Candice

The fascinating life of the prolific Japanese writer – who lived as a modern-day hermit for many years – comes to the screen

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Director Debra Granik on her new film ‘Leave No Trace’ and her biggest movie-making influences

Review: A feral boy lives with hounds in this exploration of betrayal and isolation

Review: Apart from Anne Hathaway, the Ocean’s 8 cast barely qualify as characters at all

New this week: Hereditary, A Ciambra, Studio 54, The Sound of Music

Review: Pio Amato is charismatic as a Romany boy pushed into petty crime in Calabria

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Review: In Jane Campion’s Oscar-winning screenplay the female lead character is left to choose the lesser of two evils, both rapis(...)

Review: Gabriel Byrne, Toni Collette and Milly Shapiro shine in a genuinely horrifying film

More than three-quarters of film critics are men, a new study finds

The 1965 musical was ‘a sugar-coated lie’ that had little in common with the real Van Trapps

New this week: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, McQueen, All the Wild Horses, The Boy Downstairs

Review: Exploring the artistic undertones of England’s largest post-war ‘New Town’

Zosia Mamet shows a delicate comic touch in this hugely likeable New York rom-com

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Review: Even in death, the enigmatic designer has evaded the documentarians

The dancer, actor, gossip columnist and muse was one of the most modern of stars

Director JA Bayona has more dinosaurs than any previous instalment and the most dangerous beastie to date

New this week: My Friend Dahmer, Pandora's Box and That Summer

Review: Collaboration between GW Pabst and Louise Brooks almost didn’t happen

Review: They don’t make inappropriate girl-slapping erotica like they used to

Review: Documentary about how a patrician family descended into genteel squalor

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Marc Meyers’s My Friend Dahmer is adapted from the graphic novel by John Backderf, aka Derf

Incredibles 2, Ocean’s 8, Jurassic World and Mamma Mia!: Here We Go Again

New releases: The Breadwinner, Zama, Edie, Jeune Femme, Citizen Lane, Deadpool 2

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Review: Comedy of disappointment as hero is the architect of much of his own bad luck

Review: This story of Nepalese girls sold into slavery in a circus is unexpectedly feelgood

Review: Sheila Hancock plays a cantankerous old bag on a quest to climb a Scottish mountain

A terrific voice cast are squandered on a sceenplay littered with feeble jokes

Things were ‘getting weird’ on the set of the Han Solo film. So they changed director

The co-founder of Cartoon Saloon on teaming up with the A-list star for their Oscar-nominated animation, and using cartoons to hel(...)

‘On Chesil Beach is about a young, sexually inexperienced couple on a miserable honeymoon

Review: Evan Rachel Wood flip-flops between victim and victimiser in this study of abuse of power

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Jeune Femme, Citizen Lane, Deadpool 2, Dive, Redoubtable, Sherlock Gnomes

Review: Tom Vaughan-Lawlor shines in a vibrant biopic of Hugh Lane with real artistic merit

Cannes diary: Protests against Gaza killings and racism also take centre stage

Review: A white-knuckle sense of emotional freefall powers every fraught scene

Cannes diary: Competitive von Trier outrage and debating the meaning of shoes

Review: It has pretty good opening 20 minutes, but slides quickly into incoherence

Hugh Lane’s contribution to cultural history is the focus of Thaddeus O’Sullivan’s new film

New this week: Godard at the barricades in ’68, and the plot’s afoot in gnomastic Holmes

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Review: One-man band Liu Jian’s three-year labour of love is a crime saga that fizzes with intellect

Review: It’s a neat, effective entertainment with a a delicious response to the lead burglar’s assertion that the heroine is ‘only(...)

Review: It's a gnom com with a PR problem, as allegations hang over its lead actor

Review: It’s hard to see who the film is for – bring back ‘Delta Force’: never mind the dire implications, we know where we stand (...)

‘Breaking In’ star and producer talks about her new film, and the long road ahead to achieve fair representation

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New this week: Tough-minded Tully is not what you expect when you’re expecting

Review: A cerebral bromance between the charismatic Marx and the rakish Engels

This tale of spells and broomsticks in the Studio Ghibli spirit will sweep you away

Review: Charlie Plummer shows himself to be the best young actor of his generation

A Cambodian Spring by Chris Kelly also follows the political evolution the Buddhist monk and activist the Venerable Luon Sovath

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Superhero chaos in Avengers, the jolting thiller Beast, and a James Whale classic

Being openly gay has been a battle for the South African singer and actor, and his role in ‘The Wound’, about forbidden desires in(...)

Review: Killarney-born Jessie Buckley plays dark version of Little Red Riding Hood

Review: Cillian Murphy, Eva Birthistle and Andrew Scott can’t save Mark O’Rowe’s film

Following on from her work on the stage and TV, Jessie Buckley now makes her big-screen debut in ‘Beast’ – a bow that is cause for(...)

Avengers: Infinity War directors have made sure the new film’s story remains a secret. But if they did tell you, would it really s(...)

New this week: An Irish zombie pic, a feminist western and a Canadian drama

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Since she publicly came out in 2014, ‘Juno’ actor Ellen Page has chosen roles and projects that are more personally fulfilling – s(...)

Review: Plot is series of fragmented episodes of people squabbling and embracing

Review: Poignancy and visual poetry mark director Hepburn as major new talent

Review: A vicious, Sergio Leone-style tale of one woman’s revenge on a rapist

Review: Valeska Grisebach’s thorny film takes a scalpel to male bravado and colonialism

New this week: A searing family drama from France, a gentle coming-out comedy from the US, and a heartwarming documentary from Ire(...)

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Xavier Legrand’s scintillating ‘Custody’ dramatises the horror of domestic violence

Review: Classic spaghetti western rerelease showcases Clint Eastwood’s star quality

Review: A colourful cross-section of the 30,000 Irish children who learn piano

Review: The film is a landmark in LGBTQ representation, but succeeds on its own merits

In his award-winning new film ‘120 BPM’, Robin Campillo pays tribute to the lives and the sacrifices of those behind the 1980s Aid(...)

While Death Wish doubles as a commercial for the gun lobby, its alt-right posturing is undermined by its uneven, head-scratching t(...)

New this week: A thriller so tense you can hear a pin drop, a hard-hitting Irish prison drama, and an epic about the French Aids c(...)

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Review: Adaptation of the play ‘Dead of Night’ transfers the show-stopping moments well

Review: Is a mini-sermon on climate change necessary in a dumb actioner?

Review: Genre thrills centring on familial tension in a post-apocalypic world

‘A lot of the former prisoners said the story of the film is very much their story’

Director talks about his new film, his 'crippling' Irlen syndrome and why Hollywood isn’t everything

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New this week: An animated masterpiece that manages to out-fantastic Mr Fox

Review: How did Todd Haynes’s messy, overstuffed misfire attract so many stars?

Review: Paddy Considine’s latest tale is about community, carers and close friends

Cline is now a bestselling author and his story has been brought to cinematic life by Steven Spielberg

Review: Wes Anderson’s second stop-motion animation film is his warmest picture yet

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New this week: Oprah in A Wrinkle in Time, and a Steven Soderbergh iPhone movie

Review: Many are left cold by the strange marriage of brutality and wistfulness

Review: ‘Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist’ is highly entertaining. But the designer hates it

African-American director Ava DuVernay’s ‘A Wrinkle in Time’ starring Oprah is a big hit at box offices despite so-called negative(...)

Review: It’s a mish-mash of quantum physics, trippy adventure and glitter