Brendan Fraser's Oscar-winning performance is one of the many strengths of Darren Aronofsky's masterpiece. This film has heart and hope.

12 years after The Piano, Jane Campion returns with a powerful adaptation of the novel, perfectly cast and flawlessly delivered.

Keanu Reeves and director Chad Stahelski take action to near perfection in the (supposedly) final instalment of John Wick.

This original gem written and directed by Martin McDonagh (In Bruges) deals with loneliness and friendship on a beautiful Irish isle.

A perfectly shaped satire, Ruben Ostlund takes on fashion and social norms with dark humour and gut-punching critique.

The latest take on the famous book by Erich Maria Remarque has garnered 4 Oscars in 2022, including Best International Film.

16 years after Little Children, Todd Field returns with this searing analysis of a genius at the top of his game.

These 5 TV series are confidently 'flying under the radar', so catch them now before they disappear altogether

This quirky dark-comedy takes the absurd elements of Covid-times and wraps them nicely with a top-notch cast and subtle themes.

Sarah Polley's play-like approach to the popular novel elicits great performances from the cast.

An extravagant auteur himself, Baz Luhrmann brings Elvis's early years to life, delivered by career-defining performance from Austin Butler

Jordan Peele's alien invasion thriller adds to his collection of trademark social commentary pieces anchored by great performances.

This slow-paced but rewarding drama helmed by Hamaguchi in top form takes you on a journey of discovery, redemption and grief.

Similar to Argo, Ben Affleck's Air manages to infuse a well-known story with tension, humour and joy, aided by an all-star cast.

This emotional rollercoaster explores the meaning of family in an honest, uplifting way. 2018 Palme D'Or winner.

In a career-defining role, Vicky Krieps impersonates the aging Empress Elisabeth of Austria in this stylish and relevant approach.

A slow-paced but brilliant period drama by Paul Thomas Anderson featuring Daniel Day-Lewis in his last role.

A heartbreaking portrayal of the joys and heartache of parenthood and childhood, expertly directed by debutant Charlotte Wells

Memorable 1970's coming of age story directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.

Fun follow up of Knives Out, this time the location is more exotic, the stakes are higher and the characters are outrageous