The feral energy of writer-director Rich Peppiatt’s debut feature roars at you out of the gate.

Laure Calamy makes adultery look almost adorable.

Inspired by an actual teacher, film-maker Christopher Zalla’s blast of sunshine leans heavily on earnest overdrive.

The Crown’s Josh O’Connor plunders Italian tombs with droopy British intent as a bereft archaeologist.

The contradictions of attraction are a sexy, cerebral ride.

The drabness of low-rung lives is sautéed reindeer and mashed potatoes to Finnish film-maker Aki Kaurismäki.

A stylish cast puts hanky-panky through its paces with a lightness of touch that spells Monsieur Woody Allen in any language.

Paul Giamatti is a bristly gift as a pariah who learns to open his heart.

The latest tall tale from director Yorgos Lanthimos is myriad shades of fantastic.

Until unreality catches up with him, Nicolas Cage sinks into self-effacement like a squelch into mud.