
Pieces of a Woman review – a marvellous showcase for Vanessa Kirby
Kornél Mundruczó's uncompromising drama about a Jewish family facing trauma is powered by an unforgettable lead performance
Kornél Mundruczó's uncompromising drama about a Jewish family facing trauma is powered by an unforgettable lead performance
The filmmaker is trying to reshape Canadians’ understanding of the country’s Indigenous community. Adam Solomons talks to the TIFF prize-winner about her debut narrative feature
The Boss's first collaboration with the full E Street Band in over 35 years is brought to life in this brilliantly spirited documentary
Peter Bogdanovich’s documentary on Buster Keaton is a decent portrait of an early cinema hero – but you’ll learn more from Keaton’s own, uproarious work
This brave chronicle of four Wuhan hospitals battling the first cases of COVID-19 makes for bleak but essential viewing
To mark the release of Bill & Ted Face the Music, we look back at Keanu Reeves’ singular stardom in five key performances
Regina King’s directorial debut is a formidable what-if centred around four Black American icons, bolstered by great performances
From the emotional heights of Manchester by the Sea to the quirky cuts of Moonrise Kingdom, here's how to curate your own Lucas Hedges season at home in seven key films
With the streaming service's library now available on iOS and Android devices, we highlight some of the best films on the platform
Indy's second adventure was a huge hit, but remains increasingly divisive. Now Adam Solomons asks... is it possible to enjoy Temple of Doom in spite of its problems?
Continuing our series in which writers praise their favourite film endings, Adam Solomons applauds Shutter Island's twisty finale
Jeff Barnaby’s telling of a zombie apocalypse in Quebec is relevant and frequently fun, even if its emotional arcs seem shallow