It’s on for young and old in sunny Spain when a submissive seamstress finally asserts herself.

Nia DaCosta’s schmick sequel is coolly self-aware and as charged as an electrical storm.

A donor heart is an ethical hot potato in a push–pull of clashing agendas.

The gulf between appearance and reality is the central paradox of a punchy Australian onion peeler.

Dominic Cooper is sensational in the double role of Saddam Hussein’s frenzied son Uday and his reluctant look-alike, Latif Yahia.

Playing versions of themselves, mates Steve Coogan and Rob Bryden take off on a gastronomic tour of the North of England.

The operatic closing confrontation is full-bore balletic slaughter.

The off-the-cuff panache of the swash-and-buckle is as drop-dead cool today as it was in 1844, when author Alexandre Dumas came up with it.

A monster-slaying monk tries to save a young herbalist from a thousand-year-old humanised reptile.

A smart operator and an economics wunderkind gamble on statistics to rescue a failing baseball team.