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Julianne Moore goes gloriously off the rails in Jesse Eisenberg’s offbeat musical comedy about a shy housewife who discovers her inner leading lady.

Something monstrous is munching its way through the village! Wallace and Gromit face their biggest — and hairiest — adventure in this hilarious Halloween treat.

Can AI have a positive impact on film making, or does it spell the end of human creativity in film?

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Palestinian children in Gaza take to the skies in this uplifting documentary about kites, friendship and an extraordinary attempt to break a world record.

Two films which show different sides to the way in which AI might impact film making. Can AI produce a better script than a professional scriptwriter? And can AI be trained to authentically convey human emotions?

A burned-out mother takes off with her disabled teenage son across southern Italy in a borrowed caravan.

A trivial dispute over a parking space spirals into a tense, unsettling confrontation that exposes pride, humiliation and the stories we tell ourselves to stay in control.

This year’s Cannes Palme d’Or winner stars two 2025 Oscar nominees — Renate Reinsve (Sentimental Value) and Sebastian Stan (The Apprentice) — in a gripping, morally complex drama that will leave you thinking about it long after the credits roll.

A struggling noodle-shop owner sets out to make the perfect bowl of ramen in this gloriously funny “Raman Western” (or is that Spaghetti Eastern?!!!) about food, love and the pleasures of life.

Danny Boyle turns the birth of The Sun into a riotous Fleet Street drama, with Guy Pearce and Jack O’Connell as Rupert Murdoch and editor Larry Lamb.

A terrific British film about a sceptical American psychologist investigating a satanic cult leader in rural England, only to find himself marked for death by an ancient runic curse.

An intelligent robot finds herself stranded on a remote island and discovers that being programmed to survive is very different from learning how to live.

Cherien Dabis’s sweeping, decades spanning family drama follows three generations of a Palestinian family, from the upheaval of 1948 to a life shaped by loss, love and the hope of a better future.

Three men, three eras and one hidden connection shape this boldly cinematic Spanish drama about love, secrets and the weight of the past. 

Hirokazu Kore-eda’s moving drama follows a grieving couple who welcome an AI robot made to look exactly like their dead son.