Michael McElhatton nicely balances Rachel Griffith’s deadened cool in Rebecca Daly's film, but it is the young Barry Keoghan who walks away with the picture

Far more than just a gimmick, Sebastian Schipper’s one-take thriller argues brilliantly for the single-shot as a viable medium

Freshly restored in a new print, Akira Kurosawa's epic reimagining of Shakespeare’s King Lear has not dimmed one bit in the three decades since its first release

Dexter Fletcher’s biopic of the fated British ski jumper Eddie Edwards shamelessly and faultlessly hits every cheap chord - you may even shed a tear

This long-awaited sequel to one of the biggest rom-coms of all time surges with humanity, goodwill and fellow feeling - and is a total dud

Pablo Larraín, director of Tony Manero and Post Mortem, returns with an intensely grim, insistently provocative film about paedophile priest

Matthais Schoenaerts and Diane Kruger are excellent in Alice Winocour’s stylish take on the age-old tale of the bodyguard and the moll

Even with a novice crew and amateur actors, this fiendishly clever debut takes the courtroom drama to new places