7500: Who will succumb to Stockholm Syndrome first?Review: This clever feature marks a welcome return for Joseph Gordon-LevittFri Jun 19 2020 - 05:00
Joan of Arc: The world’s most unlikely summer franchiseReview: This is not so much a Joan of Arc movie as an anti-Joan of Arc movieFri Jun 19 2020 - 05:00
The 50 greatest Irish film actors of all time – in orderIs Jamie Dornan better than Donal McCann? Ruth Negga superior to Brenda Fricker?Sat Jun 13 2020 - 05:00
Da 5 Bloods: Spike Lee’s implausible pot-of-gold adventureReview: Director, nonetheless, manages to mine a compelling parallel political narrativeFri Jun 12 2020 - 05:00
Virus Tropical: Delightful, monochrome screen adaptation of a graphic novelReview: Power Paola’s latest offering is a breezy, heartfelt coming-of-age taleFri Jun 12 2020 - 05:00
Judd Apatow: ‘When people tell stories about being horrible, it’s always hilarious’Comedy’s fairy godfather goes serious for his new film, The King of Staten IslandThu Jun 11 2020 - 05:00
Kenneth Branagh: ‘It’s a challenge, Irishness in cinema’The Belfast-born director has, at last, put Eoin Colfer's Artemis Fowl on the screenSun Jun 07 2020 - 05:00
A Rainy Day in New York: Unfunny, anachronistic, unmarketableWoody Allen’s latest is dated and slipshod with flimsy one-liners and storyFri Jun 05 2020 - 05:00
MS Slavic 7: Well-crafted inquiry into an unknowable relationshipCo-directors examine decades of letters between Polish refugees revealing ‘fantasy of love’Fri Jun 05 2020 - 05:00
Four new films to stream this weekendDating Amber, A Rainy Day in New York, Miss Slavic 7, Echo in the CanyonFri Jun 05 2020 - 00:00
The Vast of Night: Ingenious sci-fi on a microbudgetReview: Multiple prize winner wears its TV influences on its sleeve but is altogether freshFri May 29 2020 - 13:50
The High Note: Moments of greatness but a few out-of-tune bitsReview: Music snob Dakota Johnson strikes up a friendship with a washed-up superstarFri May 29 2020 - 05:00
Four new films to stream this weekendThe Vast of Night, Mike Wallace Is Here, Only the Animals, and The High NoteFri May 29 2020 - 00:00
Antonia Campbell-Hughes: ‘I like hard graft. That’s what I believe in’The actor returns to Donegal to get behind the camera for the first but not the last timeTue May 26 2020 - 05:00
‘After Waves I needed to get therapy and I needed to do a rom-com’Kelvin Harrison Jr on the excitement of working on a movie about strong womenSat May 23 2020 - 05:00
Take Me Somewhere Nice: Spirited sexual awakening dramedyReview: A Dutch-raised teen returns to Bosnia for an eventful and surreal adventureFri May 22 2020 - 05:00
The County: A spiky, lopsided Icelandic hymn to individualismReview: There’s an uncomfortable Randian dimension to the gritty protagonistFri May 22 2020 - 05:00
Film-maker Pedro Costa: ‘There is no Beckett or Joyce in cinema’The Portuguese director on finding the story for his award-winning film Vitalina VarelaTue May 19 2020 - 05:00
Vitalina Varela: The most unfortunate casualty of cinema closuresReview: Nobody makes cinema quite like Pedro Costa. This is a movie to wash over youFri May 15 2020 - 05:00
Cassandro, The Exotico!: Handmade, heartfelt and against the grainReview: Marie Losier’s one-woman crew follows gay luchador Saúl ArmendárizFri May 15 2020 - 05:00
Eliza Hittman: ‘How can you talk about abortion and not politics?’Never Rarely Sometimes Always avoids the cuddly approach to reproductive issuesTue May 12 2020 - 05:00
Films to stream right now: 10 great crime movies on Netflix and beyondFrom Goodfellas to Gone Girl, gripping films to watch on Netflix, Amazon and Apple TVFri May 08 2020 - 06:00
Ginghina’s thoughts on football are more than thoughts about footballFilm review: We are shown a complicated knot of regrets, ambitions, contrariness and personal philosophyFri May 08 2020 - 05:00
Romantic Comedy: History of the genre tracked from the 1930sReview: Writer-director Elizabeth Sankey delivers note-perfect riffs on rom-com genreFri May 08 2020 - 05:00
Corneliu Porumboiu: From a whistle to a screenThe Romanian director’s thriller The Whistlers was inspired by a unique languageWed May 06 2020 - 05:00
Movies to stream right now: 10 great romantic comediesNetflix, Google and Apple have some of the headiest screen rom-coms of all timeMon May 04 2020 - 11:00
The 50 best Irish films ever made, in orderDonald Clarke and Tara Brady's definitive list has more than a few surprisesSat May 02 2020 - 05:00
Gael García Bernal: ‘All couples are weird’The Mexican actor’s daring, brilliant new film, Ema, offers a different concept of familySat May 02 2020 - 05:00
Ema: A heady fusion of dance and sexual couplingFilm review: Pablo Larraín’s incendiary tale of grief and healing moves to its own rhythmThu Apr 30 2020 - 11:00
The Assistant: Harvey Weinstein didn’t produce this film. Well, he sort of didReview: A gripping recreation of the intimidation that allows for sexual abuseWed Apr 29 2020 - 05:00
Shining a light on the bullying and abuse of entry-level employeesThe Assistant has the audience stuck in the young woman’s shoes for the whole filmSat Apr 25 2020 - 05:00
Films to stream right now: 10 great Irish moviesFrom The Young Offenders and Adam & Paul to The Lobster, Hunger and Barry LyndonFri Apr 24 2020 - 06:00
Moffie: White-knuckle view of homophobia in apartheid South AfricaReview: This film makes the training section of Full Metal Jacket seem less stressfulFri Apr 24 2020 - 05:00
Extraction: Great action, dodgy ‘white saviour’ opticsReview: The stunts and fights form a pleasing flow in an adaptation of graphic novel CiudadFri Apr 24 2020 - 05:00
Connie Nielsen on Sea Fever: ‘Right now the film has taken on a whole new depth’The actor on her salty turn in Neasa Hardiman’s contagion-themed debut featureSat Apr 18 2020 - 05:00
Movies to stream right now: 10 great comediesFrom Step Brothers and Clueless to Monty Python’s Life of Brian and When Harry Met SallyFri Apr 17 2020 - 06:00
Le Corbeau (The Raven): Dark and intriguing tale of paranoiaFirst released in 1943, this film is streaming as part of Mubi’s excellent Henri-Georges Clouzot seasonFri Apr 17 2020 - 05:00
Selah and the Spades: This isn’t 1990s teen angst, it’s Gen Y stressReview: The best high school movie since HeathersFri Apr 17 2020 - 05:00
‘The thing we have in common as South Africans is apartheid’Oliver Hermanus’s new film shows the brutality of army life for white men defending the regimeThu Apr 16 2020 - 05:00
Reiner Holzemer: ‘We had a contract that we cannot show his face’Reclusive, brilliant Belgian fashion designer Martin Margiela is portrayed in a documentarySat Apr 11 2020 - 05:00
Movies to stream right now: 10 great family filmsFrom Pixar’s perfect Up and Wall-E, to the atmospheric Coraline and classic Wizard of OzFri Apr 10 2020 - 06:00
Trolls, World Tour review: Hugs, glitter and autotuneThere’s not much that resembles a movie in this sequel to the toe-tapping mega-hitFri Apr 10 2020 - 05:00
The Iron Mask: A bonkers movie with a bonkers lineageReview: The plot is head-spinning but the fight scenes and monsters are funFri Apr 10 2020 - 05:00
Curzon Home Cinema: vivid selection of films to rent onlineArt house classics rub shoulders with Palme d’Or winners and critically acclaimed worksSat Apr 04 2020 - 05:00
Movies to stream right now: 10 great thrillersFrom Vertigo to Uncut Gems, edge-of-seat films to watch on Netflix, YouTube and elsewhereFri Apr 03 2020 - 15:20
Four Kids and It: Perfect marriage of social awareness and magical fantasyReview: Jacqueline Wilson’s novel survives the transition to the big screen with charmFri Apr 03 2020 - 05:00
Coffee & Kareem: If you think swearing is big and clever, this is for youReview: In its favour, this broad comedy makes absolutely no concession to good tasteFri Apr 03 2020 - 05:00
Standing Up, Falling Down: A gentle dramedy that doesn’t wobbleReview: Billy Crystal and Ben Schwartz make a terrific double act in this funny, poignant filmFri Apr 03 2020 - 05:00
Michael Curtiz: The ‘pompous b*****d’ who shaped CasablancaA new Netflix film focuses on how the egotistical Hungarian-born director brought the 1942 classic togetherSat Mar 28 2020 - 05:00
System Crasher review: This is a wail you won’t forgetA wildly impressive film powered by a strong cast, great chemistry and fierce energyFri Mar 27 2020 - 05:00
