Alex Garland’s ‘Warfare’ is set in Iraq during the early 2000s; mobsters meet vampires in Ryan Coogler’s 1930s-set ‘Sinners’; ‘Blue Road’ is a documentary tribute to the late Edna O’Brien; ‘The Penguin Lessons’ stars Steve Coogan in a misfit blend of farce and political history; ‘The Return’ stars Juliette Binoche and Ralph Fiennes in a tale based on Homer’s ‘Odyssey’; ‘One to One: John & Yoko’ is a riveting chronicle of the couple’s life in 1971 Manhattan — reviews by Danny Leigh and Jonathan Romney
Stark political reality of 1970s Argentina and zoological farce fail to gel in glib story of an English teacher abroad
In-depth psychological portrait encompasses a turbulent life and a history of modern Ireland and its social attitudes
Ryan Coogler follows his Black Panther success with an audacious genre mash-up starring two Michael B Jordans
Satyajit Ray’s ‘Apu Trilogy’ has found a new audience with young cinemagoers more accustomed to Bollywood bling
Alex Garland and ex Navy Seal Ray Mendoza expertly evoke the claustrophobic hell of conflict for troops — but nothing else
A mild-mannered CIA data analyst turns steely-souled killer after his wife is murdered by terrorists
Louise Courvoisier’s debut feature is a boisterous piece of rural realism — with a cast of enthusiastic, extremely convincing non-professionals
Documentary on the couple’s life in 1971 Manhattan captures their intense engagement with all things American, including TV
Uberto Pasolini’s take on Homer is a stately, Shakespearean affair
Toby Jones combines Henry Higgins and Falstaff as the punctilious mentor who saw greatness in a Welsh schoolboy
Jack Black brings his ‘Whoah dude!’ energy to a goofy mock-adventure that’s not built to last
Richard E Grant, Jenna Ortega and Will Poulter also star in deranged horror-comedy of macabre pleasures
Oscar-winning maker of ‘The Artist’ Michel Hazanavicius directs a film veering from sombre grace to glaring mis-steps
The star of Top Gun and The Doors was a leading man whose career was far from predictable
From Bond to Barbie, on-screen placement has long been a way for brands to stimulate emotion and promote their heritage
A young man returning to a village in southern France gets a mixed reception — and a lot of attention from the local priest
Margy Kinmonth’s absorbing film surveys how women live through conflict — and have documented it
Raúl Briones and Rooney Mara simmer erotically in a film directed with ferocious brio by Alonso Ruizpalacios
Cogent film airing on Channel 4 tonight tells nightmarish story of a Bulgarian journalist and a Russian whistleblower
Tilda Swinton and Michael Shannon serenade the apocalypse in Joshua Oppenheimer’s first fictional feature
Amy Pascal and David Heyman to take over after Broccoli family gives up 60-year control of franchise
The director of ‘The End’ discusses getting tips from Werner Herzog and how contemplating catastrophe can make us more human
As ‘Snow White’ shows, some fairy tales are simply irredeemable
Populated by hawkers, lovers and gangsters, classic films expressed the melting-pot city’s soul — and are now being celebrated anew
