Shadow in the Cloud review – downright revolutionary feminist actioner
This thrilling and empowering debut from Roseanne Liang finally understands how women can - and should - lead the action genre
Reviews
Residue review – a furious and profound study of gentrification
Merawi Gerima's debut film is an astonishing, beautiful and transporting piece about the links between memory and community
Blackbird review – bizarre life and death drama fails to fly
Roger Michell's remake of a Swedish tearjerker wastes a fine cast on a script that fails to escape a lingering feeling of inauthenticity
Tesla review – playful but puzzling biopic
Ethan Hawke stars as the eccentric scientist in a biopic that refuses to play by the rules but sometimes gets lost in its own design
Barking Dogs Never Bite review – Bong Joon-ho’s debut is a freaky delight
The Parasite director's first feature, now available for the first time in the UK, is a brilliantly weird social-curio about a dog killer
Summer of 85 review – a poor man’s Call Me by Your Name
This oddly arranged film from French auteur François Ozon feels like a missed opportunity, failing to find either romance or thrills
Bill & Ted Face the Music review – entertaining enough Greatest Hits package
Almost 30 years on from Bogus Journey, this belated follow-up won't win prizes for originality but still works as a sweet tribute act
Shiva Baby review – an instant teen comedy-horror classic
Emma Seligman’s debut relishes the embarrassment and neuroses of a Jewish funeral in this glorious pressure-cooker comedy
The Devil All the Time review – eerie Southern Gothic moves in circles
Antonio Campos' adaptation of the acclaimed novel features fine work from Robert Pattinson but is messy, overlong, and repetitive
Pieces of a Woman review – a devastating, all-encompassing melodrama
Vanessa Kirby delivers a career-best performance in Kornél Mundruczó's portrait of a woman processing the loss of her baby
One Night in Miami review – brilliantly acted alternate history
Regina King’s directorial debut is a formidable what-if centred around four Black American icons, bolstered by great performances
Memories of Murder review – masterful tragicomedy of errors and helplessness
Bong Joon-ho's brilliant breakthrough - now re-released in UK cinemas - cleverly subverts the conventions of the serial killer film
Cuties review – provocative and fiery coming-of-ager is a revelation
Maïmouna Doucouré’s dazzling debut has come under attack for its challenging content – but that’s what makes it such a triumph
La Haine review – French cinema never looked so good
Matthieu Kassovitz's monochrome masterpiece, a call to arms against police brutality, gets a fresh outing courtesy of a stunning 4K restoration
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