A kind of spiritual sequel to The Gleaners and I, Faces Places once again sees Agnes Varda setting out to document and pay tribute to rural France, this time with the aid of [...]

One of Steven Spielberg’s leanest and most economical films in some time, The Post dramatises the bind faced by Katharine Graham (Meryl Streep) four years after she became [...]

Xavier Legrand’s debut feature is, as its title might suggest, a study of a family in the aftermath of a custody decision, and one of the best depictions of marital [...]

Ridley Scott’s second film in 2017 is an account of the abduction of John Paul Getty III (Charlie Plummer) in 1973, his grandfather John Paul Getty’s (Christopher [...]

One of the most hyped films at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival – and a film that still feels somewhat improbable as a Cannes release – Good Time plays as a logical endpoint [...]