Four new films to see this week
Eerie serial killer thriller Longlegs, plus Auschwitz documentary The Commandant’s Shadow, spooky Korean drama Sleep, and low star wattage in romcom Fly Me to the Moon
Fly Me to the Moon review: Lunar romcom starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum fails to achieve lift-off
Underpowered screwball take on Apollo moon landing was intended for streaming – and it shows
The Commandant’s Shadow review: The fascinating real-life story behind The Zone of Interest
There is no sense of catharsis in documentary featuring son of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss
Four new films to see this week
Gripping Irish drama The Sparrow, plus 1980s retread Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, 1980s-set slasher MaXXXine, and strange Japanese anime Blue Lock the Movie: Episode Nagi
Ti West on MaXXXine: ‘Horror was one step above porn for a very long time’
The third part of the American film-maker’s X trilogy catches up with Mia Goth’s protagonist in 1980s New York
MaXXXine review: third instalment in stylish slasher trilogy with Mia Goth is lacking in sleaze
The third instalment in the slasher trilogy is stylish, but lacking in substance and sleaze
The Sparrow review: An exquisitely crafted, expertly performed Irish murder ballad
Newcomer Ollie West impresses in Michael Kinirons’s debut feature
Paul B Preciado has crossed continents and genders. With Orlando he redefines documentary film
In his hybrid feature, the director invites nonbinary and trans people to audition for and play Virginia Woolf’s protagonist, with astonishingly rich results
Four new films to see this week
A Quiet Place: Day One, A Greyhound of a Girl, Kinds of Kindness, Eternal You
Lily Gladstone: ‘We are done with being told our stories won’t resonate. That’s been proven wrong so often’
The Native American Oscar nominee broke new ground in Killers of the Flower Moon. Her new film, Fancy Dance, picks up the same issues 100 years later
Eternal You: Documentary portrait about the rush to digitally resurrect dead loved ones is scarier than any AI fiction
An unexpectedly profound reckoning with our increasingly queasy relationship with the virtual world
A Greyhound of a Girl: Terrific Irish ensemble enlivens charming tale that makes weighty themes feel feather-light
Animation of Roddy Doyle’s children’s book of same name leans into writer’s reliable ear for the vernacular
Kevin Bacon: ‘A lot of actors say they’re really shy. That’s bullsh*t. You want people to look at you’
It’s 40 years since the actor starred in Footloose. In Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, he joins Eddie Murphy in a franchise that also dates back to 1984
Green Border review: muscular, urgent dramatisation of the refugee crisis
Agnieszka Holland’s powerful depiction of border-crossing has angered Polish authorities and refugee agencies in equal measure