The Wizard of the Kremlin review: Jude Law lends gravitas to this clunky drama
Too often the film feels like a prestige television series compressed into an unwieldy feature length
Jeffrey Wright
Highest 2 Lowest review: Spike Lee’s film about an old-school music mogul is never boring but lacks cohesion
Getting on board with the later stages of this film requires an almighty leap of faith
The Phoenician Scheme review: Beautiful to look at, but like a museum vase – pretty, pristine and hollow
Wes Anderson’s film, starring Benicio Del Toro and Mia Threapleton, makes little advance on the director’s recent airless productions
American Fiction review: Jeffrey Wright gives a knockout performance in this edgy, Oscar-nominated comedy
Cord Jefferson marries broad humour with affecting familial dysfunction and biting observations on race
American Fiction star Jeffrey Wright: ‘We are not good at conversations about race’
The Oscar-tipped star of American Fiction was steeped in storytelling as a child. But he also puts his success down to an Irish theatre director
The Batman: More dark turns in the city of nightmares
Film review: There aren’t any gags, but this new iteration hits most of the right notes
The French Dispatch: Something for le weekend
Wes Anderson’s Gallic portmanteau is gorgeous but insubstantial
No Time to Die film review: The opening sequence is the best thing about it
The new Bond film starts brilliantly, goes off the boil, then rallies in a stirring finale
James Bond: No Time to Die first trailer released
In trailer for 25th 007 film Daniel Craig comes face to face with his replacement
The Laundromat: Meryl Streep is no Erin Brockovich
Review: The film feels compiled from a list of pitches nobody got round to whittling down
The Goldfinch: A sedating film adaptation of Donna Tartt’s book
Review: It’s adequately acted, smoothly edited and as dead as Carel Fabritius
Trailer for film of Donna Tartt’s The Goldfinch has Oscar all over it
Few films have felt so awards-baity since The French Lieutenant’s Woman
Jean-Michel Basquiat’s teenage years in ‘bombed out’ New York
Sara Driver has made a fascinating chronicle of the late American artist’s formative years
Technology top of the agenda now for businesses, says Dell
Michael Dell told his annual conference that it is all about data now for companies
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