The director of The Old Guard on getting films made as a black woman in Hollywood

The Irish actor on ‘growing a beard, going grey, and playing Gerry Adams or Will Farrell’s dad’

Hamilton, Lynn + Lucy, The Booksellers, Inheritance

Review: The cast are terrific, Roxanne Scrimshaw and Nichola Burley positively transfixing

Review: The cultural event of this troubled season – it might even break the internet

Film of the musical comes to Disney+ on July 3rd - but what is all the fuss about?

Review: Pierce Brosnan has not arched his eyebrows this much in years

Review: Thomas Clay’s latest film is a home invasion horror with a Cromwellian twist

The actor’s new film, Fanny Lye Deliver’d, is set during the turmoil of the English revolution

A new film looking at allegations of sexual abuse at Def Jam records

Review: This is not so much a Joan of Arc movie as an anti-Joan of Arc movie

Review: This clever feature marks a welcome return for Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Joan of Arc, 7500, The Day After I’m Gone/Hayom Sheachrey Lechti, Resistance

Is Jamie Dornan better than Donal McCann? Ruth Negga superior to Brenda Fricker?

Review: Director, nonetheless, manages to mine a compelling parallel political narrative

Review: Power Paola’s latest offering is a breezy, heartfelt coming-of-age tale

Comedy’s fairy godfather goes serious for his new film, The King of Staten Island

The Belfast-born director has, at last, put Eoin Colfer's Artemis Fowl on the screen

Co-directors examine decades of letters between Polish refugees revealing ‘fantasy of love’

Woody Allen’s latest is dated and slipshod with flimsy one-liners and story

Dating Amber, A Rainy Day in New York, Miss Slavic 7, Echo in the Canyon

Review: Multiple prize winner wears its TV influences on its sleeve but is altogether fresh

Review: Music snob Dakota Johnson strikes up a friendship with a washed-up superstar

The Vast of Night, Mike Wallace Is Here, Only the Animals, and The High Note

The actor returns to Donegal to get behind the camera for the first but not the last time

Kelvin Harrison Jr on the excitement of working on a movie about strong women

Review: A Dutch-raised teen returns to Bosnia for an eventful and surreal adventure

Review: There’s an uncomfortable Randian dimension to the gritty protagonist

The Portuguese director on finding the story for his award-winning film Vitalina Varela

Review: Nobody makes cinema quite like Pedro Costa. This is a movie to wash over you

Review: Marie Losier’s one-woman crew follows gay luchador Saúl Armendáriz

Never Rarely Sometimes Always avoids the cuddly approach to reproductive issues

From Goodfellas to Gone Girl, gripping films to watch on Netflix, Amazon and Apple TV

Film review: We are shown a complicated knot of regrets, ambitions, contrariness and personal philosophy

Review: Writer-director Elizabeth Sankey delivers note-perfect riffs on rom-com genre

The Romanian director’s thriller The Whistlers was inspired by a unique language

Netflix, Google and Apple have some of the headiest screen rom-coms of all time

Donald Clarke and Tara Brady's definitive list has more than a few surprises

The Mexican actor’s daring, brilliant new film, Ema, offers a different concept of family

Film review: Pablo Larraín’s incendiary tale of grief and healing moves to its own rhythm

Review: A gripping recreation of the intimidation that allows for sexual abuse

The Assistant has the audience stuck in the young woman’s shoes for the whole film

From The Young Offenders and Adam & Paul to The Lobster, Hunger and Barry Lyndon

Review: This film makes the training section of Full Metal Jacket seem less stressful

Review: The stunts and fights form a pleasing flow in an adaptation of graphic novel Ciudad

The actor on her salty turn in Neasa Hardiman’s contagion-themed debut feature

From Step Brothers and Clueless to Monty Python’s Life of Brian and When Harry Met Sally

Review: The best high school movie since Heathers

First released in 1943, this film is streaming as part of Mubi’s excellent Henri-Georges Clouzot season

Oliver Hermanus’s new film shows the brutality of army life for white men defending the regime

Reclusive, brilliant Belgian fashion designer Martin Margiela is portrayed in a documentary

From Pixar’s perfect Up and Wall-E, to the atmospheric Coraline and classic Wizard of Oz

Review: The plot is head-spinning but the fight scenes and monsters are fun

There’s not much that resembles a movie in this sequel to the toe-tapping mega-hit

Art house classics rub shoulders with Palme d’Or winners and critically acclaimed works

From Vertigo to Uncut Gems, edge-of-seat films to watch on Netflix, YouTube and elsewhere

Review: Jacqueline Wilson’s novel survives the transition to the big screen with charm

Review: Billy Crystal and Ben Schwartz make a terrific double act in this funny, poignant film

Review: In its favour, this broad comedy makes absolutely no concession to good taste

A new Netflix film focuses on how the egotistical Hungarian-born director brought the 1942 classic together

A wildly impressive film powered by a strong cast, great chemistry and fierce energy

Review: BDSM film that’s far better than those dreary Fifty Shades pictures

Review: Tessa Thompson and Justin Theroux are endearing in the title roles

Based on the 2000 YA novel, this is an innocent, harmless confection on Disney+

The world's ‘most beautiful man’ on Fassbinder, von Trier, accidental career and his latest, shocking film

There are plenty of adventures and singalongs on the latest streaming service

Review: Haley Bennett is pitch-perfect as a bored wife with an extreme eating disorder

Review: No film will flunk the Bechdel Test quite as spectacularly this month

The Persepolis writer and director on growing up rebellious in Iran, and her new film Radioactive about Marie Curie

Gugu Mbatha-Raw’s role in Misbehaviour, about the 1970 Miss World pageant, plays to her strengths

New this weekend: Misbehaviour, The Hunt, Bacurau, Calm with Horses, And Then We Danced

Review: The true story of the 1970 Miss World contest is mortifying viewing

Ex-wrestler Dave Bautista follows Dwayne Johnson out of the ring and into our hearts

This Brazilian political allegory is powered by spitting fury and grindhouse tricks

New this weekend: Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am, Sulphur and White

Review: Appealing documentary of the Nobel Prize-winning author has fascinating details

Review: Dan Scanlon’s film is an improvement on his pointless Monsters University

Writer, actor and activist John Connors has two directorial efforts in the festival

The cult director on tackling the ‘unfilmable’ work of HP Lovecraft and ‘mad’ Nicolas Cage

Review: This is the fifth film adaptation of HP Lovecraft’s short story

Review: This is the kind of issue-driven cinema that used to win Oscars

Review: The film touches on 18th century abortion, drug-taking and all-girl parties

After his turn in 1917, the actor is tackling the role of iconic Australian outlaw Ned Kelly

New this weekend: The Call of the Wild, Little Joe, Midnight Traveler, Greed

This film was shot on three Samsung mobile phones over three years

Review: Billy Porter provides the sole laugh in Miguel Arteta’s film

The auteur on his love of whistleblower films and the legacy of New Queer Cinema

Review: This is exactly the kind of big-hearted entertainment that was once Disney’s stock in trade

Austrian auteur Jessica Hausner on her fifth feature, Little Joe, which she describes as a crossover between sci-fi and arthouse

Ciaran Cassidy’s film reveals a strange online conspiracy that converged on Waterford

New this weekend: Jihad Jane, Talking About Trees, The Lost Boys

Review: Four film directors try to reopen a cinema under the shadow of a dictatorship

Review: Colleen LaRose, aka Jihad Jane, makes for great company in fascinating documentary

Review: Back on the big screen after 33 years, Joel Schumacher's teen vampire movie still stirs the blood

The actor on staying in character and why starring in Emma is a rite of passage

Maker of Tomboy and Girlhood on being a woman in cinema and her ‘heartbreaking’ new film

New this weekend: Parasite, Honeyland, Daniel Isn’t Real