Happer’s Comet review – a pandemic-shot film of exquisite reflection and beauty
Tyler Taormina's second feature, set over the course of one night in Long Island, is an immensely satisfying and kinetic tapestry
Tyler Taormina's second feature, set over the course of one night in Long Island, is an immensely satisfying and kinetic tapestry
The French director meditates on the nature of isolation in a film dedicated to his daughter, though its approach feels oddly false
Austrian filmmaker Ruth Beckermann's documentary explores notions of sex by drawing one hundred men into an old factory
Tilda Swinton is exceptional in Apichatpong Weerasethakul's funny, mediative tale about an expat drawn to a strange sound in Colombia
This train-set drama from director Juho Kuosmanen breathes fresh life into a well-worn genre, though it stumbles in its third act
Ryûsuke Hamaguchi delivers his best film yet with this self-consciously epic, three-hour tale about a director and his driver
John Huston's 1941 classic, back in cinemas for its 80th anniversary, is packed with unforgettable performances across the board
Joe Lawlor and Christine Molloy's dazzling and evocative film explores serious themes while functioning as unashamed genre fare
A woman begins to suspect her husband is a spy in Japanese filmmaker Kiyoshi Kurosawa's twist-filled wartime thriller
Egyptian writer-director Ayten Amin grapples with the relationship between teens and social media in this poignant coming-of-ager
Phạm Ngọc Lân’s latest is an extraordinary study of landscape, built around a moody and reflective story of a young couple
Winner of Best Film at the 2021 César Awards, Albert Dupontel’s screwball comedy stars Virginie Efira as a woman out to find her son