Dir: Rohan Parashuran Kanawade India, 2025 Reviewed by Peter Herbert Death in the family can bring people together as well as open up unspoken truths. Cactus Pears navigates this with gravity and grace...

Dir: Imran Perretta UK 2026 Reviewed by Peter Herbert Ish abbreviates the name of a boy in a film that looks with affection at what it feels like for a child entering...

Dir/co-Wri: Christopher Nolan | Historical actioner 172’ There are some epics that boldly reinvent mythology, and there are others that become entombed by it. Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey lands firmly in...

Dir: Antonin Baudry | France, Epic drama  2026 There are historical epics that strive for spectacle and those that seek to understand the forces that shape history. De Gaulle: J’écris ton...

Dir: Sean Dunn | Comedy, Ireland 2026 A faded museum, a forgotten hero and an unexpected invasion of fantasy fandom collide in The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford, an offbeat, bittersweet...

There was something wonderfully reassuring about Sam Neill, who has died aged 78. He could command the screen without dominating it, finding drama not through grandstanding but through intelligence, wit...

Dir: Aung Phyoe | Myanmar, Czech Republic, France, 2026 Factory sirens usually signal the start of another shift. In Aung Phyoe’s quietly devastating debut, they become the soundtrack to lives suspended...

Long before influencers posed beside the Pyramid Stage and drones hovered over every headline performance, Glastonbury still felt like a temporary republic with its own rules. Glastonbury: The Movie, returning to...

Dir: Director Axel Bertha | Mexico. 2026 Some films demand immediate emotional engagement; Against Nature asks us to settle into its rhythm, accept its silences, and allow meaning to emerge gradually...