A woman's life is turned upside down when her criminal parents invite an outsider to join them on a major heist they're planning.
[Miranda July] whisks you up in a sweet world of airy, dreamy design, and drops you from 10,000 feet before you have time to process how her devastating understanding of loneliness has shattered you into a million pieces.| Read in full: Kajillionaire movie review We Love Cinema
Rob Lemkin's documentary of colonial ghosts is a superb piece of historiography that's slightly let down by a sloppy framing device
Melina León's debut film about a woman whose baby is stolen has a brilliant first act and style to burn, but eventually loses momentum
This new spin on the beloved Roald Dahl tale has a fun turn from Anne Hathaway but is hampered by dull antics and slow pacing
Brandon Cronenberg's second film stars Andrea Riseborough as a corporate assassin - a freakish treat for those able to stomach it
Fancy a scary movie this Halloween? We look back at the genre's biggest money-makers and sort the trash from the traumatising...
Black rooms and bloody toilets: our writers choose the most frightening scenes in film, from classic horror to coming-of-agers
From the latest cinema releases to unmissable streaming gems, including a Shirley Jackson biopic and the latest from Cartoon Saloon
This COVID-themed disaster movie - produced by none other than Michael Bay - couldn't have come at a less appropriate time
