Let Him Go review – surprisingly comforting western throwback
Kevin Costner and Diane Lane play a couple who set out to rescue their grandson in a highly watchable, old-fashioned thriller
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Wonder Woman 1984 review – a soaring epic that celebrates love above all else
Patty Jenkins stakes her claim as the most ambitious and earnest of blockbuster filmmakers with this hopeful, retro-inclined sequel
The Woman Who Ran review – enlightening conversations with friends
Hong Sang-soo's latest is another lo-fi and contemplative drama about a woman who begins to question whether she's happy in life
The Midnight Sky review – Arctic sci-fi hampered by glacial pacing
George Clooney's first movie appearance in almost five years ends up as a long walk to nowhere, baffling and boring in equal measure
Cocoon review – stylish and thoughtful German coming-of-ager
Filmmaker Leonie Krippendorff helms this sun-kissed portrait of a teenage girl's sexual awakening with a refreshingly light touch
iHuman review – staggeringly bleak look at our digitised future
This AI documentary presents a compellingly terrifying future, but its belief that this future is inevitable makes it a rather myopic piece
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom review – a firecracker swansong for Chadwick Boseman
This Netflix adaptation casts Viola Davis as a bonafide jazz legend, but the spotlight shines brightest on the late Black Panther star
The Prom review – Ryan Murphy’s relentlessly energetic musical is hard to resist
An uncomfortable performance from James Corden withstanding, this glittering Broadway adaptation hits most of the right notes
I’m Your Woman review – Rachel Brosnahan shines in a punchy pulp thriller
70s paranoia meets first-time parental jitters in Julia Hart's tense, subversive and masterfully-directed crime drama
County Lines review – dour but vital glimpse at teen drug trafficking
Henry Blake’s directorial debut is a relentlessly bleak affair, though it offers a powerful lead performance from newcomer Conrad Khan
Host review – Zoom-based horror is surprisingly sharp and scary
Rob Savage capitalises on the nightmare of lockdown for a yarn that’s timely but never tacky - and refreshingly lean at 57 minutes
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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