Dear Comrades!, MLK/FBI, One Night in Miami, Stardust

Film review: More than five decades on, Sam Polland’s documentary is alarming

Film review: Johnny Flynn’s enigmatic performance anchors this David Bowie movie

The London actor plays a woman who loses her baby in the hard-hitting Pieces of a Woman

Dramas Pieces of a Woman and Two Ways Home, docs Robin’s Wish and Mother

Review: Documentary questions ethics of outsourcing care and economic disparity between Thailand and the West

Review: Shia LaBeouf and Vanessa Kirby play a Boston couple expecting their first child

Robin’s Wish, a new documentary, reveals the true story which led to the actor taking his own life in 2014

Review: Pushing the boundaries right up to closing time

Review: A loving homage to the lush Technicolor ‘woman’s pictures’ of yesteryear

The director of Spy Kids and We Can Be Heroes on how he turns work into play

Review: The dialogue often sounds like they are attempting a new cussword record

Review: A gentle, thoughtful picture with big ideas about personality, life and death

Parasite, Uncut Gems, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, The Invisible Man and many more

The actor-director on his new film, Covid-19 and why he’s not allowed to ride a motorcycle

Review: Chadwick Boseman’s final film recalls his dazzling James Brown role

Review: Costner keeps it earthy but the film is owned by the warring female characters

Pixar’s first film with an African-American protagonist is launching on Christmas Day

A grieving widower hoping to feel useful again goes undercover at a nursing home

How Can You Mend a Broken Heart, a new film, chronicles the band’s extraordinary career

James Corden, Andrew Rannells, Keegan-Michael Key, Kerry Washington on inclusivity and representation

Review: The Prom, also starring Nicole Kidman, is an old-fashioned toe-tapping feelgood musical

Wolfwalkers, Girl from Mogadishu on release, Mank on demand, Crock of Gold on both

There’s much to admire in David Fincher’s new Netflix film about Hollywood’s heyday

Review: Crock of Gold – A Few Rounds with Shane MacGowan is an endurance test for all

Mank, David Fincher’s new film, goes some way to rehabilitating the film star's reputation

Finding Jack Charlton, Possessor, Black Beauty, Train to Busan 2: Peninsula

Review: Self is a precarious, ill-defined thing in this movie with Sean Bean and Jennifer Jason Leigh

Review: Film-maker Sang-ho Yeon brings plenty of panache but this film lacks the emotional weight of its predecessor

Alan Ball, creator of Six Feet Under, on gay characters, toxic sets and new drama Uncle Frank

Review: She writes the songs and pokes fun at herself in this bright, breezy festive showcase

Director on launching new film, Possessor, mid-pandemic and following his father’s lead

Review: Essential viewing for anyone with an interest in checks and balances

A documentary companion piece to the Disney+ space drama captures the lives of of the lives of the first astronauts

Netflix’s spectacular seasonal musical film is inspired by Willy Wonka and Hamilton

The Life Ahead, Martin Eden, Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey, Two of Us

Review: Ambitious version of 1909 novel encapsulates between-the-wars uncertainty

Review: Barbara Sukowa and Martine Chevallier in the plum roles of their careers

Being a Human Person portrays an enigmatic Swedish director who may be done with films

Review: Moran’s trademark zingers and cheerfulness cross over to screen

About Endlessness, How to Build a Girl, Queen of Hearts, Luxor, Nova Lituania

Review: Andrea Riseborough works under a frozen frame in Zeina Durra’s new film

Review: Roy Andersson’s new film is just his sixth since his explosive debut in 1970

Review: Director makes no concessions to those with no knowledge of regional politics

Octavia Spencer, Anne Hathaway and Stanley Tucci talk about their new version of Roald Dahl’s spooky novel

Relic, Shirley, The Witches, The Painter and the Thief

Review: There may be more than meets the eye in this documentary about stolen artworks

Review: Elisabeth Moss anchors this eerie biopic of author Shirley Jackson with cutting wit

Review: Bella Heathcote is a revelation in this nightmarish descent through dementia

Review: Fans of 1990 version may fume but film is safer bet for younger Halloweenies

Australian actor on LA, auditions, shirts in her car boot and her latest film Relic

Director Josephine Decker has taken on the life of author Shirley Jackson in a trippy and intoxicating biopic

The actor on her impoverished childhood, love for Daniel Day Lewis, and admiration for #metoo

The action has moved to 1947 and the British partition of India

Review: French director’s latest flits between puppy love, sunny vistas and death

Borat Subsequent Moviefilm review: Maria Bakalova is brilliant as Borat’s daughter

The British director’s film of du Maurier’s Rebecca for Netflix is ‘romantic and glamorous. It’s a big entertainment’

Gremlins director talks Spielberg, low-budget horror and ‘bizarre’ film market

Comedian and actor on surviving a difficult lockdown and US culture wars

This tale of musician and internet star Zach Sobiech is too sanitised for real adolescents

Review: Documentary follows a family’s efforts to free their dad from a 60-year jail sentence

Kyle Marvin's A funny, clever comedy concerns road racing, male friendship, and fluctuating weight

There’s been another major turnover but catch the classics while you can

Review: Make way for triple threat Radha Blank – the writer, director and star of new film

The Manchester actor on making the leap to Hollywood, and starring in new Irish-set film Pixie

The preposterous plotline is offset by great acting and a meringue-soft sci-fi setting

Latest film has won many admirers since premiere at Toronto International Film Festival

Review: Writer-director Craig Roberts reunites with Sally Hawkins for this darkly comic piece

Review: A terrific ensemble cast spit out one-liners in this high-camp period drama

The writer has adapted his own Irish Times Theatre Award-winning play for the screen, and it wasn’t easy

Alex Winter on friendship with Keanu Reeves, the risky new film and the fun side of fame

Review: With a thrillingly charismatic Millie Bobby Brown, this crowd-pleaser is warm, witty and heaps of good fun

Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter return almost 30 years on from the sequel, this third instalment is most excellent

The director’s new film, Monsoon, explores the wartime legacy of his childhood home

Review: Friendless Lauren attracts the attention of rudderless odd-job man Pete

Review: Created by a mostly female crew, starring the most charismatic cast of the year 

Musician, actor and filmmaker believes it is a good time to be in the acting game

Richter and partner Yulia Mahr’s Sleep is intended to sustain and soothe the sleeping brain

The Painted Bird, Koko-di Koko-da, Max Richter’s Sleep, Savage

NZ is not all Lord of the Rings scenery, as this powerful , violent gangland story illustrates

Review: Johannes Nyholm’s unforgettable woodland reverie is grotesque and glorious

Potter explores the fluidity of thought in her new movie about a father and daughter dealing with dementia

Review: A wild and electrifying modern French drama

Review: This tale of a 15-year-old living by his wits features wildly charismatic performances

Matthias & Maxime is Xavier Dolan’s eighth feature as writer-director – and he’s only 31

Writer-director Xavier Dolan gives a crowning and delicate performance

Seimetz creates lovely fragments and mysterious moods to sift through and decipher

She Dies Tomorrow has been described as the ‘pandemic movie of the moment’ though it was made well before Covid, explains the dire(...)

Review: A story of western skulduggery in Iran takes in Bernie Sanders and Jimmy Carter

Review: There are too many subplots for the film to coalesce into a satisfactory movie

Sleekly packaged with well-paced horror set-pieces, it’s easy to see why film is a hit in its native Russia

Review: Stranger Things actor’s central turn holds inventive, cultish thriller together

After four years, and rumours of creative tensions, Josh Boone’s film is finally here

Covid-19 crisis means Christopher Nolan’s new film will be a bellwether for all cinema

Endings Beginning, Howard, Giraffe, Spaceship Earth

Review: Film suitable for young fans despite difficult ending to Ashman’s life