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Review: This impressionist film is so airy and otherworldly, it might glide away entirely

Review: This misconceived cold war drama fails to find any contemporary relevance

Review: A story about high-frequency trading that could generate billions from shares

Documentary maker Asif Kapadia on working with one of the best footballers the world has ever seen

New this weekend: Gloria Bell, Late Night, Papi Chulo, Dirty God

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Review: This new documentary is not remotely as sleek as its subject’s creations

Review: A delightful workplace comedy garnished with a sad but genial subplot

Review: Debutant Vicky Knight turns in a fine performance in this tale of survival

The writer and actor’s comedy Late Night subverts the trope of the ‘uptight career woman’

New this weekend: Octavia Spencer and Allison Janney in Ma, Thunder Road and Sunset

Review: After this, she went to Hollywood, had rhinoplasty and became a cinema icon

Review: An enigma wrapped in a historical drama, this is one to admire and puzzle over

The ‘Godzilla’ star on Hollywood typecasting, being a geek, and his famous dad

Review: This nervy, goofy comedy is based on ‘one of the best short films ever made’

Cannes diary: Plus men in heels; Mickey and the Bear; The Traitor; and Mektoub, My Love – Intermezzo

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Dominga Sotomayor’s unhurried coming-of-age is full of big small moments

Review: Dull adaptation of Marguerite Duras’s book is a film about waiting. And waiting. And waiting

Review: Illumination’s weakest film since 2011’s Hop will still undoubtedly be a smash hit though

New this weekend: Teen drama-comedy Booksmart, and Elton John biopic Rocketman

Cannes diary: Vivarium, Tarantino, Oh Mercy, Seven Beauties, Matthias & Maxime

Hate Disney’s trailer? You’re one of a growing number of strangely frustrated film fans

New this weekend: John Wick 3, Birds of Passage, Beats, Tucked

Review: Derren Nesbitt and Jordan Stephens charm with easy chemistry

Review: An apawlling attempt to normalise state-sponsored thuggery

Review: Scottish drama will strike a chord with nostalgic Gen-Xers

Re-issued in cinemas next week some 55 years after its initial theatrical run, Dr Strangelove is arguably the most improbable come(...)

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New this weekend: Amazing Grace, Float Like a Butterfly, Madeline’s Madeline, Pokémon Detective Pikachu

Review: Helena Howard puts in an explosive performance

Review: An incompetent remake of the charming, whimsical Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Review: The plot – a blend of Zootropolis and Who Framed Roger Rabbit? – is a mess

Review: Icy thriller is as raw as the fish the protagonist is forced to subsist on

Danish actor stars in taut, survivalist drama set in a lonely stretch of the Arctic circle

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Icelandic filmmaker on his feel-good eco-thriller and getting behind the camera

New this weekend: Woman at War, Vox Lux and Tolkien

Review: It’s a dog’s afterlife in this sequel to the family-friendly A Dog’s Purpose

Review: Icelandic tale of a middle-aged eco-avenger is pleasingly surreal and silly

Review: This spook story is designed for full-house Friday night popcorn spillage

Review: Girl meets loser; girl falls for loser; but the audience is the real loser here

Stacy Martin on challenging roles and the advantages of her ‘third culture’ upbringing

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New: Eighth Grade, The Dig, Styxx, Ash Is Purest White, Avengers: Endgame, Donbass

Review: China’s director supreme Jia Zhangke outdoes himslef with a thorny tale about the impossibility of love

Review: Pierre Deladonchamps in a story of pursuing love against a backdrop of ill health

Review: A doctor on a solo high-seas adventure is confronted head-on with the refugee crisis

Since Vikings wrapped the Waterford actor has been busy making up for lost film time

New this weekend: Neil Jordan's Greta and Mel Gibson in Dragged Across Concrete

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The film-maker says his new film is ‘a tender look at the weaknesses of an old man’

Review: Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn star in S Craig Zahler’s slightly disappointing film

Review: Isabelle Huppert has fun with every scene in this urban thriller-cum-fairy tale

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New this weekend: Wild Rose, mid90s, Little

This rudderless tale of an amusement park run by animals is an unpleasant experience

Danny Hiller’s attempt to make sense of the Kerry Babies case is hampered by several constraints

Review: A whip-smart portrait of dazed and confused teens navigating the 1990s

Prop-maker Bohanna estimates thousands of wands were made during the Harry Potter films

The Eighth Grade director on the crippling angst of being 13 years old in the internet age

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Review: Zach Galifianakis voices the lovable Bigfoot in this engaging animated feature

Review: Alice Rohrwacher’s third feature goes a little heavy on the magic realism

Review: There’s some terrific back and forth between John C Reilly and Joaquin Phoenix

Shazam! director is living his dream of working on big-budget Hollywood movies

Review: A family move in beside a graveyard that brings animals back to life

The versatile actor on her love of theatre and playing an androgynous cop in Out of Blue

‘It’s 30 years ago and I can still see him clearly during that shoot ... he had an effect on people’

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New this weekend: At Eternity’s Gate, Dumbo, The Man Who Wanted to Fly, Being Frank

Review: Patricia Clarkson’s great performance is not enough to make a good film

Review: Jonas Åkerlund’s film offers a grisly depiction of the men behind a wave of church burnings

The Man Who Wanted to Fly tells the remarkable story of 80-something Cavan man Bobby Coote

Review: Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson are Texas rangers pursuing the famous outlaws

Review: Shot over five years, this film follows Cavan man Bobby Coote’s pursuit of a dream

New this weekend: Us is a macabre American satire from the maker of Get Out

Review: Stewart’s third film on the apex predator is a fitting memorial to a remarkable crusader 

Review: Film recounts confusion around hot-headed ballet dancer’s defection to West in 1961

The Get Out director on his doppelganger horror Us, starring Lupita Nyong’o

Soda_Jerk juxtapose and reframe old film footage in ‘eco-horror road movie’ Terror Nullius

Review: Fans of Amstell’s previous work will find plenty to savour in his latest film

The actor cum director on watching himself act, his Rudolf Nureyev film and feeling at home in Ireland

Review: Taraji P Henson leads excellent cast but wacky script has too few jokes

Review: A scathing critique of austerity policies, the film rests on great performances

Review: Robert Guédiguian and his usual troupe of actors deliver a fine drama

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New this weekend: Border, The Kindergarten Teacher, Captain Marvel, Maiden

Review: Caledonophiles will appreciate this tale told through a glass darkly

The comedian's new film is about an insecure film-maker. ‘Not me,’ insists the ‘twisted gay geek’

Review: This nautical racing documentary is a real crowd-pleaser with a strong finish

Despite the protagonist’s rule breaking, the film does not rule out that she may be right

Director looks at story by ‘Let the Right One In’ author as being about outsiders not trolls

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New this weekend: The Hole in the Ground, Foxtrot, Fighting with My Family and Sauvage

Every single sequence in this controversial Israeli film is thrillingly unexpected

Review: Florence Pugh, The Rock and Vince Vaughn deliver irresistible results

The Australian actor on his film set in post-war Germany, on the difficulty of Irish accents and the challenge of Brexit

Félix Maritaud is a heartbreaking revelation as a sex worker seeking intimacy in France