An apocalyptic killscape is a roadmap to the suffering of the living.

Director Emmanuel Courcol is all about spotlighting the possible.

When did Elisabeth Moss ever not rock a scene? Her relatability is an anchor in a slalom to damnation.

The technicolour monsters are a visionary blast, but the pain of loss they represent is all too real.

Daniel Auteuil’s cagey legal drama slides with a tactician’s care into its final shocking minutes.

This celebration of one man’s life is a universally personal story.

François Ozon’s pastoral drama develops piece by paradoxical piece into a Rubik’s Cube of a ride.

Naomi Watts takes control of every emotive beat but she’s overshadowed all the way by a certain colossal dog.

SNL alum Tim Robinson delivers social tone-deafness with cringe-inducing immediacy.

Vincent Cassel’s wolfish aloofness is an asset at every measured step.