The story of artist and activist Nan Goldin is probably too much for one film to tell, but Laura Poitras gives it a good go in her Golden Lion-winning documentary.
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A surprising and moving tale, with a director on fine form committed to making you fall in love with a poor little donkey. It's lovely.
With a dynamite DiCaprio and Pitt, ever-dazzling dialogue, and genuine affection for its characters, this is Tarantino's best film since Jackie Brown.
Papi Chulo sidesteps culture clash clichés, thanks to a sweetly funny script and game performances from Matt Bomer and Alejandro Patiño.
Steven Spielberg tells his own story, with all the sentiment and honesty you'd expect. A pleasant cinema trip with your parents awaits.
Triangle of Sadness looks and acts the part, but anything it has to say is obvious and repetitive.
Suspiria may not achieve its loftiest ambitions, but it is a uniquely heady and disturbing remake, driven by a game cast and excellent design.
Enys Men has the look and feel of folk horror nailed down, but director Mark Jenkin's efforts needs a better script to make them work.
Despite great material and wonderful songs, Matilda The Musical can't step out of the shadow of the many versions of this story that came before.
With three marvellous leads and a stunning look, Yorgos Lanthimos' finest feature yet is intelligent, quick-witted and monstrously funny.