New this week: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse, Free Solo, Keepers of the Flame, Dead Souls

Review: Monumental documentary on survivors of 1950s China’s re-education camps

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Review: Even Robert Sheehan and Jihae can’t make up for this film’s lack of personality

‘Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse’ producers on superheros, teamwork and Stan Lee

Review: This chronicle of reckless, beautiful human spirit is terrifying – but magic

The comedy’s enormous success surprised everyone, not least its stars Alex Murphy and Chris Walley

New this week: The Old Man & the Gun, Sorry to Bother You, Roma

Review: The buzziest movie of 2018 is a whirl of dazzling ideas and innovative visuals

The director is so hung up on avoiding the crime saga tropes, he loses the thrills

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Review: Andy Serkis’s ambitious, slow-paced movie may be a ‘Jungle Book’ too many

The director of the Old Man & the Gun says he would understand if Redford ‘decided to quit after this one. But I hope he doesn’t’

Their mind-boggling reunion in 'Three Identical Strangers' is one of a series of explosive reveals in the Oscar-tipped documentary

New this week: Creed II, Disobedience, Three Identical Strangers, The Wild Pear Tree

Review: ’Tis the season for any old holiday themed rubbish in the cinemas

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Review: Fine camerawork, a swelling score ... this film doesn’t put a foot wrong

Review: Tim Wardle effortlessly segues from feelgood to tragedy to full-blown conspiracy

The newbie director has made the most important – and entertaining – film of the year

Rocky star Dolph Lundgren recalls heady NYC days with Grace Jones, Bowie and Warhol

New this week: Assassination Nation, Shoplifters, The Girl in the Spider’s Web and The Camino Voyage

Review: Routine seasonal confection but with an old-school Republican Santa

Review: The fourth in the series is tolerable, but it’s like a tourist board ad for Coventry

Few women have senior creative roles in film. Kamila Andini’s movie is an exception

Review: Claire Foy brings nuance to a character that isn’t supposed to have any

The Welsh actor on playing Robin Hood and why he’s headed for Aberystwyth in a zombie apocalypse

New this week: 9 to 5 rereleased and The Ballad of Buster Scruggs from the Coen brothers airs on Netflix

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Next month marks 37 years since the release of this knockabout feminist comedy

Review: A powerful documentary from the team behind ‘Senna’ and ‘Amy’

Review: The Coen brothers have endless fun in their Western-themed portmanteau film

Lineup includes Lukas Dhont’s ‘Girl’, Christophe Honoré’s ‘Sorry Angel’ and a documentary about John McEnroe that includes shoutin(...)

Costume designer Colleen Atwood reveals her inspiration for Newt Scamander’s outfit

Actor discusses crafting screenplay for ‘Wildlife’ alongside partner Zoe Kazan

New this week: Wildlife, Good Favour, The Grinch, They Shall Not Grow Old

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Review: This is a far better film than the ghastly Jim Carrey vehicle released in 2000

Review: This shoot-’em-up zips by cartoonishly and pleasingly enough

The ‘Widows’ director Steve McQueen on Liam Neeson, Pele and the ‘difficult’ Michelle Rodriguez

Review: Disney goes into overdrive with the Christmassy effects but squanders a top-notch cast

New this week: Steve McQueen's Widows, Chris O'Dowd in Juliet Naked, Mike Leigh's Peterloo, and Mirai

Irish film-maker Rebecca Daly’s enigmatic feature ‘Good Favour’ is inspired by German news story

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The third film from Irish director Rebecca Daly suggests and hints toward the supernatural without ever being explicit

A pre-school toddler throwing tantrums after the arrival of his baby sister never looked so good

Time-travel story about a train-obsessed toddler who must learn to share his parents with his younger sister

New this week: Bohemian Rhapsody, Katie, The Hate U Give

Review: The point of this fictionalised version of Anders Breivik’s atrocities is uncertain

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Studios often copy each other. But will a double revisiting of the Breivik killings test Norway?

Actor Rami Malek on portraying the late Queen frontman in the new biopic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’

The Romanian director Adina Pintilie mixes documentary and fiction in her study of sexual intimacy, but when the film took the Gol(...)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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

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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