Penélope Cruz and some fantastic racing sequences aside, this biopic of Enzo Ferrari feels less like a prancing horse and more like a labouring steed.
Takashi Yamazaki’s Godzilla Minus One is a stellar example of how to give a destructive Godzilla movie political, ethical, and emotional weight.
A lofty, ambitious science fiction tale that showcases Gareth Edwards at his finest, The Creator brings a new voice to the ethical dilemmas surrounding AI.
Sarah Jayne’s ‘Cats of Malta’ is an endearing documentary about Malta’s feline population that lays down too much in its own comfort zone (much like a cat).
Ira Sachs’ Passages is an erotic, gripping drama with strong performances that puts the mess of human relationships under the microscope.
A compelling and magical coming of age drama, Silent Roar is a triumphant entry in to feature filmmaking for director Johnny Barrington.
Is There Anybody Out There? is a powerful, affecting documentary about disability from Ella Glendining that asks whether you can find yourself in others.
An entertaining, funny, and heartfelt ode to D&D that also stands proudly on its own two feet.
A detailed look at local culture, gender, and history, shot against a stunning backdrop.
A franchise high point and one of the best action movies of recent history.