Reviews
Kubo and the Two Strings
A disarming animated delight that weaves a seemingly typical hero's journey into something wise, warm, layered and knowing.
Indignation
Seasoned producer and writer James Schamus makes his directorial debut with a precise, probing adaptation of a Philip Roth novel.
Train to Busan
South Korea's latest action-horror effort serves up an engaging, entertaining tale of zombies on a train.
Toni Erdmann
This lengthy dissection of a father-daughter dynamic constantly defies expectations, and disarms and delights in the process.
Suicide Squad
An unsubtle onslaught, DC Comics' latest big-screen outing proves an adequate-at-best superhero movie mixtape.
Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie
On-screen and off, the TV-to-film adaptation of this beloved British sitcom contemplates the topic of relevance.
The Neon Demon
Nicolas Winding Refn returns with a fashion industry fantasy-thriller that's as stylised as it is seductive.
Things to Come
Thoughtful, finessed and finely acted, Things to Come mines seemingly ordinary moments with a matter-of-fact mindset.
Lights Out
For a conventional horror, Lights Out offers surprising amounts of light and shade.
My Life As a Courgette
French filmmaker Céline Sciamma joins forces with Swiss animator Claude Barras in a thoughtful, tender observation of childhood.