28 Years Later: The Bone Temple review – stomach-churningly entertaining
Ralph Fiennes goes hell for leather as Nia DaCosta takes the helm of Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's zombrit horror franchise. Poor Spike (Alf…
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100 films to look forward to in 2026 – part one
New year, new movies! Here's part one of our annual preview looking ahead to the year's most exciting releases. We may still be deep in t…
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The Voice Of Hind Rajab review – essential, if harrowing viewing
This Venice prizewinner fuses documentary with fiction and encapsulates the devastation and brutality of the Israeli genocide in Gaza. This is…
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State of Statelessness review – an intimate meditation on exile from Tibet
Four interconnected tales from the Tibetan diaspora come together to shape this poignant anthology film by the Drung Filmmakers' Collective. …
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Giant review – another tired boxing biopic for the pile
"Prince" Naseem Hamed is the subject of this meandering and shoddily-written boxing bio that’s leavened slightly by two lead performance…
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Peter Hujar’s Day review – Ira Sachs’ best film yet
Ben Whishaw and Rebecca Hall light up the screen in this gentle, magnetic character study from Ira Sachs. It’s only a matter of time before kids …
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Chloé Zhao: ‘There’s a desire for the language of ambiguity, of poetry’
Plato, Carl Jung and Terrence Malick are what kept the filmmaker inspired while making her jaw-dropping latest, Hamnet. The career ascent of writ…
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