Pierre Delacroix is a frustrated African American TV writer. He has yet to see any of his concepts go into production. He proposes a blackface minstrel show in protest, but it actually becomes a hit.
Agnieszka Holland's portrait of a 20th century faith healer is insightful and beautifully shot, though let down by some glacial pacing
The debut film from Fernanda Valadez is a quietly tense and brutal descent into the borderlands, as a woman searches for her lost son
This Brexit era riff on De Sica's neorealist classic is a great calling card for Alec Secăreanu but suffers from a slightly pedestrian script
Athenians are afflicted with contagious amnesia in a powerful directorial debut about the unexpected comforts of forgetting
With cinemas still closed, we highlight the best new streaming releases, including the latest addition to the Greek weird wave
Appian Way have won the remake rights to the Oscar-winning tale of debauchery and dancing, with DiCaprio potentially poised to star
Ansel Elgort and Rachel Zegler co-star in the legendary Hollywood director's take on the 1961 Best Picture winner
Chloé Zhao makes history as first Asian woman to win Best Director, while Frances McDormand claims her third Oscar for Best Actress
