A most beautiful tragedy is brought to life in the world’s first hand-painted feature-length film

James Gill takes us through this week’s cinema events at HOME

From the creator of The Thick of It comes an anachronistic comedy that proves anything can, and should be made fun of

Nicholas Connor’s latest short film is his most evocative yet

2017 seems to be the year in which Harrison Ford finally cares about his acting performances again

Benedict Cumberbatch and Kelly MacDonald go on separate journeys of grief as they come to terms with the disappearance of their daughter Kate in BBC1’s drama The Child in Time

“Take that Mr Gorbachev”; a charming look at Ronald Reagan’s persona through White House archival footage

James Gill takes us through HOME’s cinema releases this week

With the sequel to Blade Runner, a modern film noir first, science-fiction second, released this month, Lucas counts down his favourite neo-noirs

Herman Yau and Anthony Wong reunite for The Sleep Curse, after a string of cult horror successes in the 1990s, but whether it works is up for debate

Director Herman Yau dropped by at HomeMcr for a very interesting Q&A following the screening of Sara

Emily Beecham shines above the rest in this neurotic indie drama

Despite the forward thinking subject-matter, Hallie Meyers-Shyer fails to reach expectations with Home Again

Simon Curtis plays it safe with this A.A. Milne biopic

A brutal yet alluring Hungarian meditation on dreams and romance from director Ildikó Enyedi

A criticism of the United States government so damning it was banned from being released until 2006

James Gill gives us a quick look at what’s on this week at HOME Cinema

An at times touching depiction of the effects of deforestation is hampered by Parry’s poor direction

Perhaps the characters in Flatliners shouldn’t have come back to life

The greatest game of tennis ever played becomes another boring day at the office in this underachieving film