Sicario is an above average action film that bolstered by its gorgeous cinematography and strong performances

Suffragette successfully chronicles the early feminist movement and manages to be both intellectually and emotionally stimulating

Truffaut’s masterful debut, The 400 Blows, helped kick the influential French New Wave movement into motion

Pan is a horrific misfire that fails to do any justice to its iconic source material

Music has a way of making some films more memorable, but sometimes it’s for the wrong reasons—here are the top five absolute worst film soundtracks

The Intern manages to exceed many expectations and address some timely social issues

Who knows, maybe in a couple of years, people will go on about how “cool” VHS films are, just like with film cameras and typewriters today. But right now, unfortunately not everyone currently agrees

Scorsese’s twelfth film risks not living up to the tremendous hype around it—but exceeds all expectation

Andrew Haigh’s second feature film is a powerful portrait of ageing love

The gritty anti-capitalist thriller, Mr Robot, convinces with strong characters and intriguing plot twists

Viola Davis delivers a powerhouse performance and much more in this Emmy-winning legal drama

Ridley Scott’s latest return to the sci-fi genre is a success thanks to stellar performances from its A-list cast

This Netflix documentary follows ex-Stones guitar player Keith Richards through a tour of his blues influences around America

99 Homes fails to deliver on the promise of its premise, and only remains digestible because of powerhouse performances from Garfield and Shannon

This James Dean biopic, Life, has a few too many fatal flaws to be passable

Akira Kurosawa’s influential masterpiece, Rashomon, is essential viewing for all lovers of world cinema

Noah Baumbach and Greta Gerwig’s latest film, Mistress America, is quirky enough to work in its own way, but it may lack a wider appeal

Narcos is the essential drug lord drama to watch in the post-Breaking Bad TV age

The French film industry finds itself in a constant struggle between crowd-pleasing public films and more daring independent films

What Everest lacks in emotional heft, it makes up for with visual splendour