Guillermo Del Toro strikes gold with a beautiful meditation on love, humanity and fantasy which has made quite the splash

Andrey talks about where his love of film began and his views on how it is to be an artist in Russia, and jokes about his upcoming comedy about Manchester United

A fantastically heart-breaking inside look into a sporting scandal that rocked the world

J.J. Abrams’ enigmatic sci-fi franchise returns out of the blue, this time on Netflix

Sharon Lim has high praise for this post-war lovers’ tale

Pixar crafts an action-packed, emotional celebration of Mexican culture

The endlessly quotable heist masterpiece that is 1969’s “The Italian Job” gets better every time you watch it and makes you smile, no matter what.

Oldman delivers a spectacular performance, but beyond that Darkest Hour has little else to give

Director Ryan Coogler creates a dazzling superhero movie with a deep revolutionary and racial debate

Zvyagintsev uses a crumbling marriage as a metaphor for the country as a whole

‘Oriented’ is a documentary following three Palestinian Gay friends, living in Israel who are raising awareness of LGBTQ rights in Israel

Bank robbers, corrupt cops, and atrocious writing come together to be more boring than staring at the dirty wall behind the cinema urinal

The third in the “acapella” series seems like a fitting conclusion, but too often seems a little off-key

It’s a showcase of humanity; a circus

‘If you want orcs, elves and a Dark Lord, watch Lord of the Rings.’

Achievement unlocked: yet another “modernised” reboot of a well-loved film

Aaron Sorkin’s directorial debut features all his hallmarks but falls just short of being a royal flush

Ridley Scott’s gripping true-story drama escapes from the shadow of Kevin Spacey’s omission, and does so with great aplomb

Meryl Streep shines in an entertaining yet sentimental political thriller from Steven Spielberg

Lucas Hill-Paul reviews the divisive eighth instalment of the space opera