Reviews

A big film made on a tiny budget, here’s our review of Sweetheart, that’s now playing in UK cinemas – and it’s well, well worth seeking out

Sam Hazeldine headlines The War Below, and it’s a war movie very much worth seeking out – here’s our review

From director Joe Carnahan comes Copshop, a film that gives you a bit of Frank Grillo and Gerard Butler for your money too

Minamata is the true story that explores the Minamata disease and the man who shot the infamous photo series – here’s our review

It’s had to bide its time for its cinema release, but finally the terrific Our Ladies lands – and here’s our review of a film well worth seeking out

Nia DaCosta’s Candyman is a worthy companion piece to the original and a film that welcomes repeat viewings – our review

Facing old foes and home truths, Shang-Chi And The Ten Rings manages to be funny, moving and beautiful, combining Asian culture and Marvel flair seamlessly

Relocating from the gloomy tower blocks of West London to the bright lights of Tokyo, People Just Do Nothing: Big In Japan makes a strong jump to cinema

A crowdpleasing treat with plenty to say, CODA is one of the standout films of the year so far – here’s our review of the movie

Free Guy is a visual playground that celebrates the creativity of modern gaming – here’s our review

A film that bypassed most of us but’s now finding a home on streaming, here’s our review of Lad: A Yorkshire Story

Riders Of Justice is a blackly comic new film starring the ever impressive Mads Mikkelsen – and here’s our review