Falling review – Viggo Mortensen’s superbly acted directorial debut
The Lord of the Rings actor writes, directs, and stars in this ambitious tale of fathers and sons, loosely based on his own life
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Red, White and Blue review – John Boyega elevates a straight-laced biopic
The latest addition to the Small Axe series is the weakest yet, but a powerhouse lead performance makes it well worth your time
Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions – Taylor Swift concert doc is an existential balm
The singer-songwriter makes another step towards reclaiming her full image with an intimate performance of album folklore
Total Recall review – stunning remaster of a sci-fi action masterpiece
Arnold Schwarzenegger is caught up in a Martian conspiracy in this violent classic from Paul Verhoeven, now restored in 4K
Overseas review – stylish but distressing insight into Filipina maid school
Following the training of Overseas Filipino Workers, Sung-a Yoon's sympathetic doc is fascinating, complex, and avoids easy answers
Happiest Season review – queer Christmas rom-com is an irresistible treat
Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis are forced to pretend they're not a lesbian couple in Clea DuVall's warm hug of a holiday movie
Hillbilly Elegy review – this might be Ron Howard’s worst film
The Hollywood veteran adapts J.D. Vance's controversial memoir and turns in a pointless, meaningless film that is dull beyond belief
Collective review – infuriating expose of Romanian corruption
Alexander Nanau’s jaw-dropping documentary about a healthcare scandal that led to 64 deaths is as gripping as a conspiracy thriller
Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula review – sequel derails the franchise
Yeon Sang-ho’s latest zombie yarn lacks the profound themes and intricate set pieces that made the previous entries so memorable
Asia review – Israeli debut is rather generic but superbly acted
Alena Yiv and Shira Haas's performances elevate a stylistically confident but otherwise unremarkable terminal illness drama
Spree review – derivative but compelling Joe Keery star vehicle
Eugene Kotlyarenko’s timely, cautionary tale about social media's lethal potential is highly watchable but treads familiar ground
To the Ends of the Earth review – lost in Uzbekistan
Kiyoshi Kurosawa's latest is an enigmatic travelogue about a Japanese TV host coming to terms with lost dreams and loneliness
Fireball: Visitors from Darker Worlds review – Werner Herzog considers the cosmos
The cultural, geological, biological, and historical impact of meteorites are laid bare in this moving and existential documentary
Eastern review – Polish thriller makes a potent cocktail of tradition and modernity
Piotr Adamski's tightly wound cat and mouse drama balances a well-observed social conscience with a flair for surreal thrills
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