New year, new movies!
by LWLies
With stormy seas ahead in the world of cinema, we celebrate the good and the great from another spectacular year for the medium.
by Emma Fraser
From Star Wars canon expansion to the conclusion of a university-set sitcom and Vince Gilligan’s highly anticipated return to the small screen, here are our TV highlights from this year.
by Hannah Strong
Ralph Fiennes goes hell for leather as Nia DaCosta takes the helm of Danny Boyle and Alex Garland’s zombrit horror franchise.
by David Jenkins
Ben Wheatley’s been tinkering in his shed, and the result is this hand-tooled experimental miniature with Sam Riley as a journo whisked through a manic multiverse.
by Fatima Sheriff
A struggling actor tries his hand at becoming an absent family member in this gentle comedy from filmmaker Hikari.
by Leila Latif
This Venice prizewinner fuses documentary with fiction and encapsulates the devastation and brutality of the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
by Anna Stafford
Four interconnected tales from the Tibetan diaspora come together to shape this poignant anthology film by the Drung Filmmakers’ Collective.
by Mike McCahill
“Prince” Naseem Hamed is the subject of this meandering and shoddily-written boxing bio that’s leavened slightly by two lead performances.
Plato, Carl Jung and Terrence Malick are what kept the filmmaker inspired while making her jaw-dropping latest, Hamnet.
by Marina Ashioti
Norway’s favourite son on how to follow-up a global hit – with another wistful, intuitive and thought film about melancholy in Sentimental Value.
by Sophie Monks Kaufman
In the wake of this Hollywood titan’s sudden and tragic demise, we look back at the life and work of an artist whose life was powered by empathy and humour.
by Thom Brogan
As John Irvin’s underseen turtle heist comedy turns 40, its charming depiction of aloneness as a liberating lifestyle choice continues to make quiet waves.
by Desirae Embree
As Todd Haynes’s classic love story turns 10, Carol invites us to reimagine the holidays.
The great Iranian auteur and winner of the 2025 Palme d’Or on his thrilling new morality play, It Was Just an Accident.
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