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Jean Vigo’s one and only feature length film is nearly ninety years old, and I doubt there’s anyone questioning its importance today.

A firm fixture in many best of all time film lists, this Buster Keaton silent film is an astonishing piece of physical film.

Claire Denis' fascinating adaptation of Herman Melville's 1988 novel Billy Budd is really something.

Sergei Eisenstein’s astonishing early Soviet silent film is just as powerful today as it must have been almost a century ago.

Jack Nicholson and Otis Young star as career sailors escorting a young recruit from their Virginia base to Portsmouth Navel Base.

Returning to his home town of Naples after forty years living in Egypt, Felice must face the Camorra, and his past.

Nine year old Cáit is sent to live at a distant cousins house for the summer in rural Waterford, Ireland.

Marcel is a shell who lives in an air bnb house with his Nan, and embarks on a quest to find his missing family.

Schipper’s film is genuinely one take, filmed over a two and half hour period one morning in Berlin, and is sensational.

Based on true events, Angelina Jolie stars as Christine Collins, whose son Walter disappears while she is out one day.

The titular character is a donkey that we follow over a period of time as he passes from owner to owner, some nice, some absolutely not.

Craig Gillespie’s partial biopic of American figure skater Tonya Harding is impressive, tragic, and at times highly amusing.

Can a three-hour art-house piece set almost entirely in a car be any good? Yes, emphatically.

Albert Serra's latest film was nominated for the Palme d'Or at Cannes last year, and we've had to wait almost a year to get it here.

Babylon is Damian Chazelle's most ambitious work to date, spanning decades of depravity in Hollywood.

The IMF have to track down two parts of a connecting key that is also being hunted by an AI 'entity' in the franchise's seventh outing.

Fritz Lang's monumental serial killer hunt fuses thriller, mob, and police procedural in one of the most influential films of all time.

This gorgeous feature follows 13-year-old Kiki as she moves to a seaside town with her talking cat, Jiji, to spend a year in training....

Beat Takeshi's fourth feature may well be his masterpiece, mainly focusing on the events in between the violence of a group of yakuza.

Nolan's latest is a biopic of J. Robert Oppenheimer in the vein of Pablo Larrain's Jackie (2016) or Oliver Hirschbie's Downfall (2004)...