Jo Lewis movies, cinema features and reviews

Christopher Nolan's epic take on the "Father of the Atomic Bomb" is a compulsive culmination of the director's career so far

Though hardly the studio's best, it feels like a step in the right direction – partly thanks to Mamadou Athie's brilliant voice work

Rich people gather in a remote country house in a trippy arthouse tale that excels visually but is let down by obvious writing

The sixth and depressingly uninspired entry in the long-running dino series feels like it was directed by a sentient movie studio

Great performances and rich atmosphere can't draw attention away from this film’s muddied sexual assault plot

To coincide with the release of Moonfall, Rafaela Sales Ross looks back on the CG-obsessed director's explosive canon...

Made for hardcore fans only, this third attempt at the infamously brutal video game series brings the gore but forgets a coherent plot

Chloé Zhao makes history as first Asian woman to win Best Director, while Frances McDormand claims her third Oscar for Best Actress

Henry Golding stars as a man returning to his country of birth in this thoughtful, entrancing travelogue from filmmaker Hong Khaou

Four teenagers are hunted by psychotic aristocrats in Ninian Doff's likeable but baggy caper, set in the Scottish Highlands

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