Film

Ari Aster’s latest film takes the form of an odyssey through a man’s neuroses – with varying results.

Womanhood, ego, passion and greed are explored in Todd Field's masterful tale, which belongs in the genre of ‘are we sure this isn’t a biopic?’

Amidst ongoing global protests, Ali Abbasi’s graphic crime thriller is a reminder of the long-standing struggle for justice and women’s rights in Iran.

François Ozon’s revealing ode to Rainer Werner Fassbinder explores the relationship between a man and his protégé – with about as much subtlety as a gunshot.

Charlotte Wells’ seemingly light-hearted holiday film poignantly deals with the topics of maturing and a bound-to-crumble father-daughter relationship.

Michella Garza Cervera’s directorial debut is a slow burn that shines brightly, asking difficult questions about motherhood.

Andy Mitton’s latest offering is a horror film that focuses on the coronavirus pandemic – but in ways you wouldn’t expect.

Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical is now a film, but is its fantastical depiction of England too twee? Isy Barrs finds out.

Don't Worry Darling is not the feminist masterpiece its creator hoped for, argues reviewer Emily Finan.

2022 programme from beloved festival features docs about Patti Smith and Throbbing Gristle, stroboscopic photography, music and food pairing, live electronic music and plenty more from 30 September to 8 October.