The Other Way Around review: A witty and cerebral romantic comedy
Jonás Trueba’s film initially evokes mature classics, before veering into playfully modernist territory
Harvest review: Trippy medieval parable where allegory overpowers the drama
Athina Rachel Tsangari’s first English-language film, adapted from the Jim Crace novel, is meticulously crafted yet oddly two-dimensional
Harvest star Harry Melling: ‘I was surrounded by titans like Fiona Shaw. I was starry-eyed as they told me stories about theatre work’
The Greek director Athina Rachel Tsangari is the latest auteur to take a shine to the former Harry Potter actor, who has earned the respect of everyone from the Coen brothers to Christian Bale
Four new films to see this week: Pavements, Armand, Superman and Modigliani – Three Days on the Wing of Madness
Johnny Depp directs, and Al Pacino, David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan and Pavement appear in a quartet of movies released in the week of July 11th, 2025
Armand review: An emergency parent-teacher conference bubbles into an unnerving psychological crucible
An indelible, unsettling debut from Halfdan Ullmann Tondel, a grandson of Ingmar Bergman and Liv Ullmann
Pavements review: Brilliantly unclassifiable salute to the 1990s indie-rock legends Pavement
Alex Ross Perry’s film is framed around Pavement’s 2022 reunion tour, but it quickly spirals outwards into giddy metafiction
Alex Ross Perry on his Pavement documentary: ‘The concept was an absurd notion that this band would ever go gold or platinum’
Stephen Malkmus, the frontman of indie rock’s least-bothered legacy act, had just one stipulation for the film: that it be ‘confusing and weird’. The result is indeed slanted and enchanted
Four new films to see this week: Jurassic World Rebirth, The Shrouds, Beat the Lotto and Sudan, Remember Us
Mahershala Ali, Scarlett Johansson, Vincent Cassel, Diane Kruger and Stefan Klincewicz feature in these movies released in the week of July 4th, 2025
Sudan, Remember Us review: A brief moment of possibility punctuated by shocking violence
This documentary by Hind Meddeb of a hopeful sit-in protest is a vital time capsule of the civil-war-racked country’s recent history
Beat the Lotto review: An irresistible documentary about an audacious plan that captured Ireland’s imagination
Director Ross Whitaker is perhaps best known for his portraits Katie Taylor and The Boys in Green
Horror director David Cronenberg on his wife’s death: ‘I wanted to get into the coffin, to be with her body’
The Shrouds is an intensely personal film for the maker of The Fly, Dead Ringers and Crash
Four new films to see this week: F1, From Hilde, with Love, The Moon Is Upside Down and M3gan 2.0
Kerry Condon, Brad Pitt, Liv Lisa Fries, Johannes Hegemann and Allison Williams feature in these movies released in the week of June 27th, 2025
From Hilde, with Love: A powerful, elegiac story of resistance to the Third Reich
The young couple at the centre of this compelling film are quiet idealists given to neither grand pontification nor cinematic heroism
The Moon Is Upside Down: This poignantly awkward dramedy could feature cinema’s clumsiest sex scene
Loren Taylor’s unabashedly feminine dramedy intertwines the lives of three women each grappling with their own crisis
Hot Milk: A heated affair, an overbearing Fiona Shaw and some shameful Irish sexuality
The acclaimed director explains why she is ‘very interested in outsiders’ and why she decided to give an Irish angle to her adaption of Deborah Levy’s novel