Drama
-
A philandering doctor’s life starts to unravel in Romanian director Cristian Mungiu’s superb satire
-
A father must initiate his daughter into a grownup world of defeat, shame, favours and back-scratching in Cristian Mungiu’s powerful portrait of toxic modern Romania
-
He grew up in post-communist Romania and his films capture the anxieties of a society emerging from Soviet rule. Cristian Mungiu talks freedom, corruption and parenthood
-
Oscar-winning actor pays tribute to ‘endearing personality and incredible talent’ of What’s Eating Gilbert Grape co-star
-
Not even the weather could stop the family-friendly fairytale, but the outlook was less bright for CHiPs, The Lost City of Z and Jake Gyllenhaal sci-fi Life
-
Storey delivered a blast of energy to the dull early 60s with the character of Frank Machin, a rugby league player who capitalised on the new magic of celebrity
-
He tormented his actors, threw drinks at his cameraman, and died of an overdose at 37, leaving behind two dead lovers – and an extraordinary body of work. As a Fassbinder season begins at the BFI, Hanna Schygulla reveals how she survived
-
Sônia Braga is outstanding as a retired music critic refusing to be forced out of her apartment in a powerful Brazilian satire
-
Jenny Seagrove excels in this true-life tale of a mother who hides a fugitive Russian in the Channel Islands during the second world war
-
Disturbing, scary tale of an isolated girl who grows into a killer, filmed beautifully in black and white by a debut director who knows his way around a nightmare
-
The Brazilian actor delivers her finest performance in this affecting tale of a woman defiantly refusing to move out of her flat while also determinedly pursuing a thrilling sex life
-
Disney’s decorative, live-action remake starring Emma Watson opens with a monster £19.7m, while smart comedy-horror Get Out gets up to No 3
-
Country’s censorship board approves 13-plus rating after previously demanding Disney cut gay scene from live-action remake before release
-
This Iranian domestic drama from the director of A Separation lays its symbolism on with a trowel – but it works
-
-
The film caught up in the travel ban row tells the story of a sexual assault that exposes the emotions seething beneath the surface of Iranian bourgeois life
-
A young woman decides to rescue her grandfather’s olive tree, sold to a German company as a green symbol, in Icíar Bollaín’s low-key, heartfelt film
-
Stewart is outstanding as a haunted fashion-biz assistant in Olivier Assayas’s enigmatic ghost story and quarterlife character study
-
Big-ape caper starring Tom Hiddleston grabs the top spot from Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine thriller Logan
The 'Nazi Marilyn Monroe': Goebbels had very nice eyes – but he was a devil!