Bradley Cooper shows that there’s more to his directing chops than simply painting himself as a brilliant-but-flawed musician…

Ralph Fiennes leads a fine ensemble in Nicholas Hytner and Alan Bennett’s collaboration The Choral, an aptly named…

Constance Debré’s scandalous novel about a woman’s fight for custody of her son is brought to the big…

George Clooney plays a parallel universe, cardboard cutout of himself in Noah Baumbach’s eponymous Jay Kelly, the fantastical…

No one does horny quite like Luca Guadagnino. Challengers, Call Me By Your Name, Queer – the man…

Yorgos Lanthimos shows no signs of slowing down with his latest nightmare Bugonia, a strangely comical and infinitely…

In Sophie Somerville’s Fwends, two friends reunite one weekend and walk the streets of Melbourne, catching up on…

Here is a film that will hit close to home for those who have stood before a classroom…

“This was dressed as a miracle. It’s just a murder – and I solve murders”, announces Benoit Blanc…

Palme d’Or winner Julia Ducournau returns with fresh meat in Alpha, a twisted and complicated tale of familial…

It seems there are Good Boys everywhere at the moment. Not to be mistaken for the dog-led horror…

Before Carrie, the book that would make him famous in his late twenties, Stephen King wrote in college…

“Very, very tired”, Steve breathes when he is asked to describe himself in three words by a television…

Jay Roach directs this satirical black comedy adaptation of the 1981 novel The War of The Roses and…

In 2020, in the middle of lockdown, I published an article about my struggles choosing films – comfort,…