Bo Burnham's Eighth Grade generated a buzz at last year's Sundance UK. It's a beautifully naturalistic and affecting coming-of-age film.
Eighth Grade (2018)
Voyage in Time (1983) / One Day in the Life of Andrei Arsenevich (1999)
This pair of documentary film essays form a fascinating consideration of Andrei Tarkovsky in his late career.
Loro (2018)
Paolo Sorrentino's much anticipated Berlusconi biopic has all the sleeze but its satire is dull
The Sisters Brothers (2018)
Jacques Audiard's English-language debut is a solid and entertaining western.
At Eternity’s Gate (2018)
This latest biopic of Vincent Van Gogh is an effective sensory experience but ultimately is far less profound than its title suggests.
Evelyn (2018)
Evelyn is a a beautiful and ultimately optimistic documentary about a family confronting their grief.
Burning (2018)
Burning is an exceptional, nuanced thriller with incredible acting. It resonated with me for days.
