A small Danish town has to deal with the blasphemous Borgen family, whose religious conflicts cause constant friction.
This likeable documentary explores the success of Indian-Americans at US spelling bees, though it only goes surface deep
This formally strange debut from writer-director Andrew Patterson is an absorbing riff on 1950s sci-fi that doesn't stick the landing
Avi Belkin's involving look at the groundbreaking 60 Minutes newsman is essentially a "Greatest Hits" package - but what hits!
Dominik Moll's disturbing, non-linear noir - set across two continents - lets its audience draw their own moral conclusions
In these strange and conflicted times, we highlight a selection of humane and life-affirming films, from features to documentaries
With concentration proving difficult and motivation waning, Ella Kemp suggests some short films to break those lockdown blues
A bereaved father on a pilgrimage to Galicia, lost lovers reunite in Barcelona, a young woman is liberated in Almería... here's our film guide for the armchair traveller
Brainwashing, Satanic rituals, and lots of weird chanting: here we highlight our top picks from the world of cult escape films...
