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Beijing acts against ‘irrational’ overseas investments by traditional industries
Now on his seventh film, the director has never looked back since leaving the US
Workplace culture skewered in Hollywood style, though it doesn’t always hit the mark
Oliver Stone’s film about Edward Snowden is expertly made but somewhat uncritical
Trey Edward Shults’s first feature is the best American independent movie of the year
Robbie Ryan’s cinematography brings moody incandescence to this thriller
This Nepalese film is a poignant fable punctuated by the country’s civil war
A documentary about autism traces the discovery of one individual’s key to communication
Nate Parker’s film about a slave uprising is guilty of soapbox didacticism
Disney’s animation set in ancient Polynesia is this year’s Christmas movie treat
Spike Lee’s updating of Lysistrata is a mess — but it leaves an impression
Hailee Steinfeld stars in a touching story of teenage teething pains
A film from Belgium’s Dardenne brothers that is more a parable than a drama
The story of the pilot who landed a plane on the Hudson is a workmanlike affair
The true story of a boxer who recovered from a spinal injury to take world titles
A-list stars risk being burnt by investments in LeEco’s troubled film production unit
The London season of films offers a varied picture of a little-understood country
The director has survived Hollywood battles to find success with ‘Manchester by the Sea’
Director Ben Lambert on how these spaces become characters in the films
Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard star in this dialogue-heavy wartime melodrama
Jim Jarmusch’s teasing movie is set in a blissed-out town in New Jersey
A fascinating episode from Britain’s imperial history becomes a disappointing film
Two films from Japan and South Korea deliver macabre fun and demented diabolism
With new movies by Ken Loach and the Dardennes in cinemas, is it the genre for our times?
Eddie Redmayne stars in the first instalment of JK Rowling’s new blockbuster series