Dave McAllister

Eighth Grade (2018)

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.

This pair of documentary film essays form a fascinating consideration of Andrei Tarkovsky in his late career.

Paolo Sorrentino's much anticipated Berlusconi biopic has all the sleeze but its satire is dull

Jacques Audiard's English-language debut is a solid and entertaining western.

This latest biopic of Vincent Van Gogh is an effective sensory experience but ultimately is far less profound than its title suggests.

Evelyn is a a beautiful and ultimately optimistic documentary about a family confronting their grief.

Burning is an exceptional, nuanced thriller with incredible acting. It resonated with me for days.

Ingmar Bergman's long-unseen spy movie (!) is no masterpiece, but it's a brisk entertaining diversion.

Mandy is a satisfying and visually impressive revenge myth, with a great role for Nicolas Cage

László Nemes's follow-up to Son of Saul is a frustrating experience