Gomorrah director Matteo Garrone on his new film, Dogman – and aversion to violence

Fahrenheit 11/9, Halloween, The Lonely Battle of Thomas Read, Dogman

Review: The director of ‘Gomorrah’ tells a poignant story of small town life under the mob

Review: Forget everything you knew about this franchise as Jamie Lee Curtis and Michael make a hokey return

Review: The really scary part is that there is so little Jack Black in this sequel

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Review: The actor gives the most heartfelt performance of his career

New this week: First Man, Rosie, Mandy, 1945

Review: Channing Tatum, Danny DeVito and rest of the voice cast prove capable

Review: Török’s imperfect feature has important things to say about historical guilt

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First Man director Damien Chazelle on his new film and its wave of ‘un-American’ criticism

Many journalists present press conference comments as exclusive, and movie stars let them

New this week: A Star Is Born, Tehran Taboo, Columbus, Under the Clock

Review: Ali Soozandeh’s animated feature captures women’s lives in a repressive regime

Review: Modern architecture takes centre stage in this carefully calibrated debut

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Review: Rowan Atkinson returns as the bumbling agent armed with everything but jokes

Review: Appropriately ostentatious tribute to André Leon Talley, Vogue’s ex-editor-at-large

New this week: The Wife, Nureyev, The Meeting

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Review: Close is favourite for the best actress Oscar – just ahead of Lady Gaga

Review: Film charts Rudolf Nureyev’s journey from war-torn childhood to global celebrity

The Fatal Attraction star in changes in Hollywood and how her new film could see her finally bring home an Oscar

The Coens’ 1998 comedy works as a caper but repeat viewings unwrap layers of meaning

Review: Octopus tentacles appear from the basement. A flatulent griffin lurks outdoors

New this week: The Little Stranger, Climax, The House with a Clock in Its Walls, M.I.A

Review: Messy, wonderful documentary about Sri Lankan-born rapper MIA

Review: Odd couple Agnès Varda and artist JR spread joy and magic around France

Review: Unquestionably the dance-horror-musical event of the year

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The once gore-happy director has made a kids’ film, The House with a Clock in its Walls

Constance Wu on why representation matters, and how the summer hit is casting a new die for Hollywood romcoms

The enfant terrible of extreme French cinema is used to causing outrage, but is not sure how to react to the positive notices for (...)

New this week: The Rider, Crazy Rich Asians, Lucky, A Mother Takes Her Son to Be Shot

Review: The clothes are great, the fights well staged, but it doesn’t add up to a movie

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An accident ended his rodeo career, but his story was turned into a fine film, ‘The Rider’

Review: This quirky drama – Stanton’s last film – is really something to see

Review: The movie marks a welcome return for the giddy, glamorous Hollywood romcom

New this week: The Miseducation of Cameron Post, Black 47, Puzzle

Review: Chris Martin’s film honours its subject but is frustrating on many levels

Irish director Lance Daly has made his Famine film as a revenge tale in the vein of ‘Unforgiven’

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The action unfolds at breakneck speed, with thriller timing and nervy acting

Sundance winner ‘The Miseducation of Cameron Post’ tells the story of a teen forced into ‘gay conversion’ therapy

Review: Chloë Grace Moretz, Forrest Goodluck and Sasha Lane in a Sundance-winning drama

Review: Chekhov’s testy play stubbornly refuses to congeal into a movie shape

New to the screen this week: Cold War, Searching, I Dolours, C’est la Vie, Upgrade

Review: A nifty bit of film-making trading on contemporary AI paranoia

Review: It’s a shame this obvious crowd-pleaser is getting such a limited release

Review: Two compelling people attempt to rekindle a flame that can only burn both

His directorial debut, crime saga 'Yardie', brought him back to his 1980s London youth

Review: John Cho equals Ford and Neeson in the ‘What have you done with my wife/daughter?’ stakes

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Tara Brady: He makes you forget he’s acting, and is the best thing in every film he’s in

Director Brian Henson on the puppet sex workers, drugs and ejaculation

New this week: BlacKkKlansman, Alpha, The King, The Spy Who Dumped Me

It’s hard to believe the makers of this atrocious continental mess once won an Oscar

Review: Eugene Jarecki’s ill-defined documentary is random but never dull

Review: Kodi Smit-McPhee is magnetic in an all-ages action flick about a boy and his wolf

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His 25th film tackles US racism but director says far right's rise a global phenomenon

New this week: The Heiresses, Equalizer 2, The Guardians, The Eyes of Orson Welles

Review: As heritage pictures go, this French first World War drama is immaculate

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US director says his heart lies with action movies like The Equalizer 2

Review: Ana Brun is exquisite in this portrait of the faded glories of wealthy lesbians

Review: It’s pulpy, it’s not deep but this sequel is certainly the equal of ‘The Equalizer’

Donal Foreman’s film ‘The Image You Missed’ explores Arthur MacCaig's work filming the Troubles

New this week: Under the Tree, Dog Days and Pope Francis, the man

Review: If you like watching youngsters getting nastily knocked off , this is your film

A simmering neighbourhood feud lies at the heart of this killer Icelandic comedy

Review: We award this movie an extra star, just for the the chihuahua in the pink helmet

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Film review: It’s fun, but neither good fun or bad fun, it just flounders in between

New this week: Sicilian Ghost Story, Ant Man and the Wasp, Teen Titans Go! to the Movies

The 1989 dark teen comedy starring Winona Ryder is still up-to-the-minute 30 years later

It’s a bird, it’s a plane . . . it’s a fun, self-referential animated romp through the DC universe

Jonathan Rhys Meyers is sauve and calculating but it’s not enough amid clanging dialogue

Based on the true story of a mafioso’s teenage son, this is a haunting, otherworldly love story

Film-makers Fabio Grassadonia and Antonio Piazza on mixing true life crime with fantasy

‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’ is a part of Marvel's diversification trend

New this week: Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible – Fallout, Apostasy and Hotel Transylvania 3

Daniel Kokotajlo’s debut feature ‘Apostasy’ details a crisis of faith in the Witnesses. The 37-year-old has first-hand experience (...)

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The Bleeding Edge review: Documentary of US legal laxity is by turns startling and terrifying

Review: The most family-friendly and proudly silly of all the monster dynasties

Review: This is Netflix's latest big buy, but budgetary constraints tell throughout in this lesser dark skies effort

New this week: Mamma Mia!, Summer 1993, Boom for Real

Review: Dan Brown would have scoffed at the premise, but Vincent Lindon is impressive

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Sara Driver’s film focuses on the underground scene that shaped Jean-Michel Basquiat

Generation Wealth review: Documentarian Lauren Greenfield is the David Attenborough of the super-rich

Review: The videos shot between 2003 and 2005, depict stacks of bloodied corpses, propaganda, and young men at play

Sara Driver has made a fascinating chronicle of the late American artist’s formative years

New this week: The Incredibles 2, First Reformed, Lost & Found, The Secret of Marrowbone

Review: You won’t see a more textured movie this summer than this Paul Schrader film

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Review: Liam O Mochain is at the centre of his omnibus film’s daisy chain of stories