In the 1930s, a Bronx native moves to Hollywood and falls in love with a young woman who is seeing a married man.
This oddly arranged film from French auteur François Ozon feels like a missed opportunity, failing to find either romance or thrills
Almost 30 years on from Bogus Journey, this belated follow-up won't win prizes for originality but still works as a sweet tribute act
Emma Seligman’s debut relishes the embarrassment and neuroses of a Jewish funeral in this glorious pressure-cooker comedy
Antonio Campos' adaptation of the acclaimed novel features fine work from Robert Pattinson but is messy, overlong, and repetitive
From cinema releases to streaming gems, including a brilliant coming of age drama set in London's East End to a macabre slice of Southern Gothic
As the (partly) digital edition of London’s film festival comes to the capital, we rundown our picks for the most essential features...
With Bong's second film re-released in UK cinemas, we look at how the Korean director took apart an ailing genre and paved the way for its more complex future
As the new Mulan is released on Disney+, we look back at a history of Disney do-overs and ask: has anyone ever got this right?
