Minari review – soulful immigrant tale is a quiet force of nature
Lee Isaac Chung’s semi-autobiographical drama is a beautiful, tender, and honest portrait of a Korean American family in Arkansas
Reviews
Apples review – thoughtful rumination on grief and memory
First-time director Christos Nikou finds pathos and heart in a film indebted to the works of Yorgos Lanthimos but not defined by them
City Hall review – engrossing testament to the messy web of government
Documentarian Frederick Wiseman's latest is a sprawling, four-hour look at the inner workings of Boston's local administration
Jumbo review – unconventional romance makes for a thrilling ride
Portrait of a Lady on Fire breakout Noémie Merlant plays a young woman who falls in love with an amusement park attraction
The United States vs. Billie Holiday review – chaotic biopic offers little insight
Lee Daniels’ weary film has no idea how to approach its own story and only comes to life when actor Trevante Rhodes is on screen
Music review – Sia’s directorial debut is calamitously misjudged and offensive
Harmful stereotypes and bad performances are just some of the many failures that make up this sappy, lazy musical-drama
Bad Tales review – rage and perversion in the suburbs of Rome
The lives of dysfunctional families are drawn together in a grim but magnificently shot morality play from the D'Innocenzo brothers
Mass review – a powerful and harrowing study of grief
Jason Isaacs and Martha Plimpton are phenomenal in director Fran Kranz's debut drama about the aftermath of a school shooting
Dead Pigs review – sharp and whimsical satire of contemporary China
Birds of Prey filmmaker Cathy Yan's debut - deprived of an international release until now - is an acerbic take on consumerism
I Care a Lot review – Rosamund Pike dazzles in an absurdly entertaining thriller
The Gone Girl actor gets her best role in years as a monstrous scam artist in this sharp and riotous satire from director J Blakeson
On the Count of Three review – ludicrous, high stakes buddy comedy
Christopher Abbott gives a career-best turn in a fearless caper about two friends who agree to kill each other after one wild last day
The Twentieth Century review – a gloriously naughty biopic
Matthew Rankin's debut film is a most unconventional and playful look at the life of Mackenzie King, Canada's tenth Prime Minister
Willy’s Wonderland review – nowhere near as fun as it should be
Nicolas Cage gives a totally silent performance as a janitor facing murderous animatronics in this repetitive, uninspired throwback
CODA review – joyous love letter to the Deaf community
A teenage girl dreams of being a singer while maintaining close ties with her Deaf parents in this wondrous coming-of-ager
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