Lav Diaz’s gargantuan Norte, The End of History is a furious, enthralling study of recent history’s effects on Philippine society.
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Conspiracy, romance and torture plays out in the shadow of the West Bank barrier in Hany Abu-Assad’s Palestinian drama, Omar
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Spike Jonze returns with a fascinating vision of our future, not far from our own, where because of the advancement of technology ‘real’ relationships have all but disappeared
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A tender tale of artistic failure dressed up as endeavour – The Coen Brothers return with a story about a man adrift in the Greenwich Village folk scene in 1960s ...
Easily the best film of the London Film Festival, Steve McQueen, one of the most exciting talents of British cinema, continues his rapid directorial rise with a film about a ...
Calin Peter Netzer talks about his award-winning drama, Child’s Pose, which arrives in cinemas November 1
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The relationship of two northern boys is the centre of this social realist film in Clio Barnard’s deftly-handled second feature
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Following the beautiful I Wish, Koreeda Hirokazu once again proves himself an exceptional director of children in a tale where two sets of parents must deal with the revelation that ...
Ari Folman’s psychedelic follow-up to the critically lauded Waltz With Bashir is one hell of a trip.
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Surviving the cries of exploitation and the moniker of “The French Lesbian epic”, just, Abdellatif Kechiche’s three-hour picture explores the highs and lows of young love and sexual awakening
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An exceptional portrait of overbearing maternal love that simultaneously casts an eye over the hierarchies of Romanian society
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Hong Sang-soo’s incidental, but charming tale of an illicit affair and a young woman adrift in modern Seoul
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A monochrome voyage of discovery in post-war Poland that explores the confines of faith and the ramifications of loss
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Korean auteur Kim Ki-duk returns to British cinemas with his drama about a lost soul and mother trying to do right by her son infused with the director’s trademark sex ...
Umut Dag, director of this week’s feature film review, Kuma, talks to us about his compelling new drama.
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Umut Dag’s feature debut is a low-key drama that focuses on the women of a Turkish-Austrian family after the arrival of the patriarch’s second wife.
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