In this film, teen-aged Lucien aspires to become a filmmaker and to that end organizes his friends into a film unit. The young cineasts hope to make a journey into Africa to film an uncompromisingly realistic documentary. Amusingly, Lucien and his friends are shown to be rather ill-equipped for "real life."
This Nordic drama can be drab and dour, but it raises interesting questions, anchored by a compelling lead performance
Ena Sendijarević's impressive debut follows a teenager on a transformative trip through Bosnia in a bid to meet her dying father
Despite the efforts of its leads, Michael Showater's follow-up to The Big Sick falls victim to a slapdash story and familiar beats
Marie Losier's brief documentary deals with some heavy topics but works best as a good-natured look at a unique athlete
We run down the week's best films to rent and stream, including a 50s sci-fi yarn set and a feel good film set in the world of music...
Indy's second adventure was a huge hit, but remains increasingly divisive. Now Adam Solomons asks... is it possible to enjoy Temple of Doom in spite of its problems?
In cinema, the open road is packed with endless possibilities and diversions: here we highlight our top picks from the last ten years...
With the arrival of Never Rarely Sometimes Always, we explore the filmmaker's uniquely woozy and melancholy teen portraits
