Twinless review – a twee showcase for actor Dylan O'Brien
James Sweeney writes, directs and stars in this promising comedy of social awkwardness set in the world of people who have lost their twin. When …
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Send Help review – a rip-roaring dose of pure Sam Raimi
Rachel McAdams gets to live the American dream and torture her boss (Dylan O’Brien) on a secluded island in this delicious comic satire. Linda Li…
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100 Nights of Hero review – an affecting fable of queer female liberation
Julia Jackman’s adaptation of Isabel Greenberg’s graphic novel is a charming, ambitious queer fantasy. No one could accuse writer and director Ju…
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Mika Imai: 'There is such an affinity between deaf culture and visual images'
At the Tokyo International Film Festival, Mika Imai explains bringing their vision of Deaf culture to the big screen through a tender family drama…
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Light Touch: How Hollywood gets lit
Gaffer Jon Haney is responsible for literally lighting up the screen – what does that mean in the digital age? There are scenes within film and t…
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Primate review – yes, we have no bananas
A friendly pet chimpanzee contracts rabies and goes on a rampage in this underwhelming gory horror. Perhaps I'm just a worrywart, but in the …
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Shelter review – Jason Statham goes through the elbow fighting motions
This minor-key chase thriller aims for high seriousness, but offers nothing new or exciting to the ever-expanding Statham canon. You know the old…
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Kangaroo review – a Rolls Royce animal buddy comedy
Cute animals abound in this wholesome and highly-likable family comedy from the team behind the Paddington movies. A jagoff city boy heads deep i…
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Nouvelle Vague review – there are other, better “making a movie” movies out there
Richard Linklater's homage to the filming of Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless brings precious little new to the story of the New Wave. It is …
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Is This Thing On? review – funny, insightful, brilliantly directed
Bradley Cooper's third directorial feature about a struggling marriage through the eyes of a stand-up comedian buzzes with energy and emotion.…
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Return To Silent Hill review – if not entirely faithful, at least well-meaning
Christophe Gans returns to Konami's foggy nightmare town with mostly productive results. If anyone was going to try to adapt Silent Hill 2 ,…
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H is for Hawk review – occasionally falters, but Claire Foy excels
Claire Foy's performance as an austringer (keeper of goshawks) elevates this adaptation of Helen Macdonald's memoir about coming to terms …
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Keiko Tsuruoka: 'The starting line for me was the unspoken'
The director of Saikai Paradise reveals how her friendship with her lead actor inspired her tender drama about homecoming and disconnection. Ever…
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100 films to look forward to in 2026 – part two
New year, new movies! Here’s part two of our annual preview looking ahead to the year’s most exciting releases. Here it is! The second half of ou…
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