Derek Armstrong

Everybody Knows explores what parents will do (or not do) for their children and the complicated relationship between the past and the present.

Cold War is a marvel of the moving image and it engages heady themes. Still, it’s a little less than the sum of these parts.

The notoriously eccentric Cannes Film Festival does not always choose wisely when doling out its awards, but Shoplifters does the jury proud.

The controversial Gaspar Noe is not for everyone. For those who can stomach him, Climax finds him at his creative peak.

Paul Dano could once be counted on as a wild card in whatever project he chose, but Wildlife provides the exception to that rule.

You could get a tight 90 minutes out of the 120 of Mandy, but when the flab is this deliriously and passionately imagined, it’s hard to be critical of it.

As a film, RBG doesn’t challenge the form in any way, though it’s quite competently constructed and does all it needs to do.

Kate Novack's The Gospel According to Andre spends 90 minutes on a man who has dipped his toe into all corners of the fashion world.