An engaging, quietly pointed study of autonomy, ageing and belonging starring a legend of the Spanish screen.

This film about John Davidson, who lives with Tourette’s, is compassionate, moving and very funny.

Lovingly compiled and edited, a captivating portrait of the legendary composer and jazz virtuoso.

Director Óliver Laxe doesn’t prepare us for the disaster that unfolds – which makes this film so memorable.

Richard Linklater’s irresistibly immersive film follows the shooting of Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless.

There's a hefty sense of purpose to James Vanderbilt's courtroom drama, but glossy conventions make it seem lightweight.

Sadie Frost's celebrity bio is more than just the story of a pretty face.

It may be a little ‘stagey’ and over-polite, but there are pleasures to be had in this gentle drama starring Ralph Fiennes.

This exquisite American film absorbs the viewer in the shifting moods and minutiae of a woman's assimilation into aged care.

It may not reshape the action-thriller tropes, but it’s smartly shot and gives Emma Thompson a role to relish.

The casting of Anna Netrebko was always going to be controversial. So, was it all worth it in the end?

The rituals of village life are vividly captured in this austere yet arresting drama set in the Italian Alps.