The Railway Children Return, review: why give a British classic an American racism theme?
It's the Second World War, and Jenny Agutter and co are back in Yorkshire – but events have taken a new and suspiciously Yankee turn
It's the Second World War, and Jenny Agutter and co are back in Yorkshire – but events have taken a new and suspiciously Yankee turn
Ex-film producer Winnie M Li’s novel about #MeToo, Complicit, starts off admirably cynical but succumbs to the happy ending
This aptly named British indie black comedy about a birthday party gone excruciatingly awry is a prickly gem, lean and to the point
A canter through the history of British cinema entertains with classic clips, but the script assumes that viewers are clueless
Nostalgia, star power and a lack of competition have all helped give Tom Cruise the biggest hit of his career
The Oscar-nominated director spoke out against the interference, saying the 'independence and sovereignty of the jury has to be respected'
Delegates from the war-torn country's state film agency want a ban on Tchaïkovsky’s Wife, Russia's only entry at the event
After last year’s muted affair, tributes to music greats are leading the charge at the world’s premier film festival
Streaming giants have proved highly lucrative – but a slowdown looms
This tale of a teenager who makes a possibly sinister online connection is wilfully oblique. but its star Anna Cobb is clearly one to watch
W1A writer John Morton's celebrity-packed remake of the French showbiz comedy grows into a charming underdog story. It's just not very funny
In many parts of the web, the prolific actor is a one-man meme machine. But in others, he’s a life-changing force for good
The 71-year-old actor was due to star alongside Seth Rogan in ‘Being Mortal’ but cast and crew have been told that work ‘cannot continue’
'Playground' captures exactly what it feels like to be seven and starting a new school, churning a microcosm of terror, anxiety and sorrow
Cage plays a literal version of himself in an action adventure that dismally fails to exploit what's so great about him in the first place
The actor on a frosty encounter with a polar bear, why he finds '90 per cent of men' dull and the time he had tea with Agatha Christie
The Academy revealed the news as Rock issued a statement, saying he was 'still processing' the event
CODA's Best Picture win is a 'drop the mic' moment that will lure more subscribers - and top Hollywood talent
From classic flicks to superb new thrillers, our critics' best-reviewed films to stream in your living room
Presumably someone must have been asking for this feature-length outing for Tate’s Nan character – but the results are desperate
A three-hour running time and 15 certificate haven't kept audiences away from Robert Pattinson's Caped Crusader
While technically accomplished and excellently acted, this project isn't as groundbreaking as its producers seem to think
Art gallery insists the short movie What is a Woman? reflects multiple viewpoints, including those of gender-critical people