The director of Drive My Car is already back with another lovely contemplation of human beings and how they interact.

The makers of Swiss Army Man throw another large amount of creative pizzazz at us, biting off more than they can chew but chewing it well anyway.

Richard Linklater gives a space age trip down memory lane in the watercolour vibrancy of rotoscoping.

Judd Apatow has a laugh or two at the expense of COVID and Hollywood in this divisive new satire on Netflix.

Pixar's latest forges into plenty of new territory about young girls growing up, with the studio's usual talent for jaw-dropping wonder.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet returns to form resoundingly with his new dystopic satire on Netflix.

This three-hour Japanese language opus has just been nominated for best picture, and with good reason.

Just in time for the Australian Open, King Richard outlines the very specific plan to make Venus and Serena Williams great, and the man behind it.

Adam McKay returns with a trenchant, if overlong, satire about planet-killing comets that are received by the public as "fake news."