Oscar winner review recap: Anora (plus ticket giveaway)

The independent film that could: Anora collects five Oscars as its director issues a rallying cry for theatrical releases

Film review: I’m Still Here, The Seed Of The Sacred Fig (plus ticket giveaway)

Two strong political movies from Brazil and Iran stand against the injustices of oppressive regimes.

Film review: The Last Showgirl and Bird

Pamela Anderson earns her renaissance in an uneven film that plays to her strengths, while Andrea Arnold and Barry Keoghan enter the real of fantasy…

Film review: Grand Tour

The always unique Miguel Gomes delivers haunting images in a film that examines with humour and introspection how colonialism affected South East Asia.

Film review: Queer

Luca Guadagnino pairs with Daniel Craig to make an almost impressionistic adaptation of William S. Burroughs’ novel.

Film review: Babygirl

Nicole Kidman stars in a steamy erotic thriller about a middle-aged woman going through an overdue sexual awakening. The idea is good, but the execution…

Film review: The Brutalist and A Complete Unknown

Two Academy contenders about the nature the artist offer very different perspectives.

Film review: Wolf Man

Leigh Whannel returns with another effective genre creature movie that explores new and unexpected themes.

Film review: Conclave

Ralph Fiennes headlines a sobering thriller about the politics of choosing a new Pope.

Film reviews – Anora and Nosferatu

A perfect double bill for Boxing Day: two great but widely different films set to make an impact in the next awards season.