A French teacher makes a startling discovery while on a trip to Buchenwald
During a school trip to Germany, Nathan Fabre, a young teacher, discovers a photograph of a prisoner in Buchenwald concentration camp who closely resembles his father. He decides to then carry out research which will turn his life upside down.
Writer-director Ramin Bahrani's adaptation of the acclaimed novel isn't quite "this year's Parasite," but still offers plenty of thrills
Johnny Flynn fails to capture the essence of David Bowie in a truly unimaginative and tedious film that has no reason to exist
Sam Pollard's essential documentary explores the brutal FBI campaign against Dr. King and finds a villain in J. Edgar Hoover
The awkwardness of teenagedom is captured in an enigmatic coming-of-ager that seems to tell everything and nothing at once
Some of the industry's most prominent figures have called on the government to do more for larger cinema chains
With the country in lockdown, we highlight the best new streaming releases, from moving dramas to essential documentaries
Gal Gadot, Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds united to explain the streaming giant's ambitious plans for the next twelve months
To mark the arrival of Pieces of a Woman and its harrowing 24-minute shot, our writers weigh in on their favourite long takes
