18 Aug 2022
Free Chol Soo Lee review – impassioned outcry against racial bias and prison cruelty
Directors Julie Ha and Eugene Yi's sensitive documentary tells the story of a Korean man wrongly convicted of a gangland killing
Articles by Steph Green
10 Aug 2022
Eiffel review – nonsensical biopic propped up by a fiery amour fou
Chemistry between Romain Duris and Emma Mackey just about saves an otherwise ludicrous attempt in historical revisionism
03 Aug 2022
Bullet Train review – wisecracking action comedy is firmly on the beaten track
Brad Pitt shines as a hapless assassin in an otherwise exhausting adaptation that thinks it's a lot funnier than it actually is
13 Jul 2022
Stream With a Theme: The Best Jane Austen Films
As the latest take on Persuasion comes to Netflix, Steph Green highlights some of the author's finest screen adaptations to date
21 Jun 2022
The Black Phone review – let this nonsensical horror go to voicemail
Scott Derrickson reteams with his Sinister star Ethan Hawke for an inert and mostly pointless yarn about a masked child catcher
21 Jun 2022
Wings of Desire review – transcendent empathy in partitioned Berlin
Wim Wenders' beguiling romantic fantasy, now re-released and restored in 4K, follows two angels in search of human connection
29 May 2022
Tchaikovsky’s Wife review – the maudlin life of a composer’s unwilling decoy
Petrov's Flu filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov tackles the life of Antonina Miliukova in a sprawling, well-acted but repetitive biopic
27 May 2022
Mediterranean Fever review – personal and political collide in an uneven suicide story
Blending drama and comedy to mixed effect, Maha Haj explores the Israeli-Palestine conflict through the story of one man's depression
25 May 2022
Tori and Lokita review – furious outcry against the hostile treatment of young immigrants
The Dardennes' latest is a bare and brutal slice of social realism about two migrants who pass themselves off as brother and sister
22 May 2022
Corsage review – Vicky Krieps strikes gold as the restless Empress of Austria
The Phantom Thread star delivers a brilliantly mischievous turn in writer-director Marie Kreutzer’s subversive period drama
20 May 2022
The Eight Mountains review – overlong friendship drama isn’t worth the arduous trek
Stunning scenery can't save a dull and airless adaptation from co-directors Felix Van Groeningen and Charlotte Vandermeersch
19 May 2022
Scarlet review – Pietro Marcello spins a soft-spoken, magical yarn
The Martin Eden director's latest, a tender adaptation of an Aleksandr Grin short story, is a film of simple, lyrical pleasures