Review: Guillermo del Toro’s film misses the post-war cynicism of the 1947 version

Scream, Memoria and Cow in cinemas, Killing Field on demand

Review: Courteney Cox returns to replay the hits to no great effect

Tilda Swinton hears a strange sound in Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s hypnotic film

Boiling Point, A Hero, Munich: The Edge of War, The 355

The Game of Thrones actor on choosing roles, avoiding social media and his new film, Cyrano

Moral quandaries abound in Asghar Farhadi’s bustling Iranian drama

Jeremy Irons is a nuanced Neville Chamberlain in this worthwhile historical drama

For all the sensual plié and arabesque, Ailey remains a profoundly sad documentary

Palme d’Or winner is a transgressive, delirious romp

Review: Family tensions and financial pressures in a claustrophobic New York apartment

The French director’s new film won the Palme d’Or at Cannes

The Tragedy of Macbeth, Lola and the Sea, The King’s Man, Being the Ricardos

Mya Bollaers is wonderful as a high-spirited young trans woman

Aaron Sorkin’s behind-the-scenes take on a classic sitcom offers little insight

Spider-Man: No Way Home, Swan Song, The Lost Daughter, The Story of Film: A New Generation

Amid sequels and superhero flicks, there were films worth going back into theatres for

Irish director Benjamin Cleary makes a fascinating feature debut

Maggie Gyllenhaal maintains a constant air of dread in her first film as a writer-director

Oscar-winning Irish director Benjamin Cleary on his thought-provoking metaphysical sci-fi debut

Quo Vadis, Aida? scoops best film, director and actress prizes at ceremony in Berlin

West Side Story, Don’t Look Up, Lamb, Clifford the Big Red Dog

Icelandic art-horror is smart, clever and consistently surprising

Latest instalment of classic series will charm younger viewers – and a few adults too

The director’s new film is a powerful study of masculinity set on a ranch in the 1920s

Joaquin Phoenix in C’mon C’mon, The Hand of God, Final Account, Blue Bayou

Review: Joaquin Phoenix is as understated as his Joker was large

Review: Luke Holland’s documentary chronicles the mechanics of Nazism

House of Gucci, Encanto and JFK Revisited in cinemas, Bruised on Netflix

The actor on not getting parts she loves, and her directorial debut with MMA film Bruised

Review: Lin-Manuel Miranda pens lyrics for Disney’s latest magical sing-song

Tadhg O’Sullivan’s essay film takes the scenic route to everyone’s favourite satellite

It’s difficult to count the ways in which this film is undeserving of your time

The Power of the Dog, King Richard, Petite Maman, Drive My Car, Ghostbusters: Afterlife

The House of Gucci actor plans on ‘taking a break’ after starring in 17 roles since 2016

Review: Friendship and unhurried catharsis form spine of compelling drama

Céline Sciamma’s latest film is a delicately constructed miniature

Film review: It passes the time. That’s the best we can say about Afterlife

The soccer star was the film-maker’s first contact with spectacle, with ‘a high form of entertainment’

Clint Eastwood in Cry Macho, plus Tick, Tick...Boom! and Natural Light

The actor on masculinity, Jane Campion and his new western, The Power of the Dog

Desolate portrait of Hungarian soldiers ends up having deadening effect

The acclaimed British director’s first feature film, Bleak Moments, is 50 years old

Spencer, The Card Counter, Love Yourself Today, Eternals

Paul Schrader’s stylish film revisits his twin preoccupations with despair and salvation

Review: Damien Dempsey’s work is meaningful and this heartfelt documentary can attest

Passing, Last Night in Soho, Azor, Antlers

The actor on capturing the voice, walk and every tiny mannerism of Princess Diana in film Spencer

Review: Knotty conspiracies and obfuscations abound in unsettling drama

Film review: Despite good intentions, this American horror story fails to ignite

Dune, The French Dispatch, Dear Evan Hansen, Boss Baby 2

First instalment of sci-fi trilogy has more than a few longueurs

Lazily scripted sequel is a chore to watch and tests one’s faith in the three-act structure

The Last Duel, Arracht, The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao, Venom: Let There Be Carnage

Dune actor gets to grip with the dramatics that facilitated leap from fight ring to screen

Film: Marvel sequel might have been a blast if the exchanges were not so dull

Review: This old-school melodrama about unhappy sisters is anything but miserablism

Cummings’s breakthrough style he calls ‘backyard Pixar’ is shaking up the film industry

Sweetheart, Deadly Cuts, My Little Sister, The Addams Family 2

The film-maker on new drama Arracht, love of Gaeilge and move from acting to directing

Film review: Can the much-loved family survive this appalling desecration?

Film review: Finely crafted family drama charts relationship between twins

In Deadly Cuts, the actor has an over-the-top evil role to match her turn as Cruella de Vil

No Time to Die, Oliver Sacks: His Own Life, Anne at 13,000 Ft, Gagarine

Film review: Toronto prize-winner follows life of a socially awkward daycare assistant

Film review: In a Parisian banlieue a teenager seeks to recreate a vanished dream

For many LGBTQ people, underground comics provided their first glimpse of representation

The Many Saints of Newark, The Alpinist, The Green Knight and The Starling

Visually impressive but narratively suspect take on the Arthurian legend

Sopranos prequel – or pilot for a prequel series, perhaps – will have fans swooning

Terence Davies on his films, his aversion to pop culture, and being gay as a residual Catholic

Rose Plays Julie and The Story of Looking in cinemas, Everyone’s Talking About Jamie and The Mad Women’s Ball streaming

The actor who was almost Tony Soprano stars in a new prequel to the television series

Review: Mélanie Laurent directs and stars in this portrait of 19th-century misogyny

Review: 1980s-set musical about teenage drag artist deserves a bigger audience

Tarantino thrust her into the limelight and now she is making her own feminist thrillers

Aretha Franklin biopic Respect, Herself and Copilot in cinemas, Sweet Thing streaming

Story of young love becomes tale of the humanity underlying extremism

Alexandre Rockwell has made a lively coming-of-age fable

Annette, Wildfire, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Here Today

Adam Driver is monstrously good in Leos Carax’s gorgeous musical

Review: Billy Crystal plays a veteran comedy writer in ths non-romantic rom-com

Newry-born film-maker depicts a Border family drama starring Nora-Jane Noone and the late Nika McGuigan

The Nest, Candyman and Redemption of a Rogue in cinemas, Demonic streaming

The actor on starring in Leos Carax’s raucous rock opera with Adam Driver and Sparks

Review: Intriguing camera technology adds to sense of eeriness

A superficially happy family is transformed in Sean Durkin’s impressive psychological drama

Filmmaker Nia DaCosta looks at modern issues affecting the black community in the US

Review: This new revenge thriller depends too heavily on its unexpected plot twist

Review: This is the actor's most contemplative performance in years

Coda, Free Guy, Wendy, New Order

The Irish actor leaves the comfort zone behind in Smother, Judy and The Bright Side

Controversial Mexican drama about elites versus the mob

Beasts of the Southern Wild director defies odds with successful reimagining

Downton Abbey star and Booker Prize judge on his love of Newgrange and becoming a German android