Daniel London movies, cinema features and reviews

Though it falls short of its sublime predecessor, this grander and more complex sequel is still wildly funny and entertaining

Though this three-hour autobiography can be irritating, it's also a visual marvel with a surprising amount of proper entertainment

Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer are on tremendous form in a bold grappling with art that sets a new precedent for the blockbuster

Jenny Agutter reprises her iconic role in an endearing but emotionally underpowered follow-up to the 1970 British classic

Ed Perkins' compelling but elusive documentary pieces together a troubled life using footage captured by the press, sans narration

George Clooney’s eighth directorial outing doesn’t reinvent the wheel for coming-of-age dramas, but it rolls along nicely enough

Tilda Swinton is exceptional in Apichatpong Weerasethakul's funny, mediative tale about an expat drawn to a strange sound in Colombia

Renate Reinsve is irresistible in Joachim Trier's sweeping story of a woman trying to navigate love and life as she approaches her 30s

A filmmaking couple find inspiration on a beautiful Swedish island in Mia Hansen-Løve's smart study of relationships and creativity

From a Soderbergh heist flick to some insightful documentaries, here's what to watch this weekend at home and in the capital...

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