The tension is a ceaseless needling.

Even for a confirmed sceptic, conviction can be addictive.

What you feel, as the pressure builds in director Trey Edward Shults’s tightly strung screenplay, is just how lonely 18 can be.

A grieving grandfather's actions are increasingly unhinged.

Ben Affleck’s deeply felt portrayal is nothing less than atonement in action.

Mark Ruffalo combines forces with director Todd Haynes to turn a potentially rote procedural into a diabolical exposé.

It’s the women who take ownership of this moody show, both behind the camera and before it.

Shia LaBeouf patently has no illusions about the hand he was dealt.

Paul Walter Hauser and Kathy Bates walk steadily through the wreckage of Richard Jewell’s undoing.

Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe go hell for leather as deranged lighthouse keepers fighting their claustrophobic entrapment.