When Fink, an idealistic, left-leaning Broadway playwright, turns up in ’40s Hollywood to write a movie screenplay, he finds the sunlit land of promise rather darker, lonelier and more complicated ...

In an era of escalating government control and imperialism, a maid begins a torrid affair of sexual games with her employer. Isolating themselves from society in a world of mutual obsession, their ...

Simba, having become king of the Pride Lands, is determined for his cub to follow in his paw prints while the origins of his late father Mufasa are explored. Told in flashbacks, the story introduces ...

An action-packed epic about an IAS officer’s determination to fight the good fight against corruption. Ram Charan (RRR) plays an honest IAS officer determined to rid the political system of corruption ...

Béla Tarr explores a shadow-steeped mode of infernal quasi-surrealism in this adaptation of co-writer László Kraszahorkai’s 1989 novel The Melancholy of Resistance. A small Hungarian town is rocked by ...

The good, the bad and the tacky. Indulge in a spectacular feast of action trailers. At its best, it’s the perfect two minutes. At its worst, it can feel the length of a movie. Has your favourite part ...

Attraction, insecurity and aggressive power play figure in Roman Polanski’s superb debut feature. Polanski’s feature debut – one of the most impressive in all cinema – is a model of modest but ...

In this bleak post-war noir, Christine Norden, who was born 100 years ago, stars as a seductive chanteuse who vamps a returning squaddie. Back on civvy street, a pair of demobbed soldiers decide on a ...

This year’s LFF Best Film Award winner, Adam Elliot’s tale of separated twins in 1970s Australia is a funny and moving stop-motion triumph. Grace and Gilbert are separated as children due to tragic ...

Andrea Luka Zimmerman’s deeply imaginative, collaborative and collectively-centred films short-circuit so many of the assumptions we make about cinema, including how it is made and what form it might ...