In the new film from Emerald Fennell, Barry Keoghan plays an Oxford student drawn into a world of lust and envy at a classmate’s estate.

A new dramedy from Jason Segel, Bill Lawrence and Brett Goldstein, about a grieving therapist trying to get his life back on track.

Last summer, Tom Cruise was given credit for saving the blockbuster with the beloved “Top Gun: Maverick.” Has he pulled it off again?

Barbie is a riotously entertaining candy-coloured feminist fable that manages to simultaneously celebrate & satirize the jolly subject.

If Indiana Jones does hang up his hat, the fifth film is a surprisingly emotional, diverting, and satisfying conclusion.

After four seasons of TV drama, Succession comes to end and it’s time to say goodbye to the Roy family.

Pixar’s latest feature takes the conventional antagonist’s duo of fire and water from foils to friends to frustrated soul mates.

Alicia Vikander and Jude Law go full Tudor in wildly inaccurate historical drama as Karim Aïnouz's period drama dismisses the history books.

Premiering in Cannes, this 1950s sci-fi tale of earth-shattering events in a space-obsessed desert town is an exhilarating

Japanese director Kore-eda applies the Rashomon effect to a story of fractured families and boys seeking connection.

There is more than meets the eye in this dusty tale of two long-lost lovers bound by a bloody fate.

Welcome back, Mr Wick. Four years after "John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum," director Chad Stahelski and Keanu Reeves have returned.

Premiering at Canneseries, the binge-worthy adaptation of the classic film benefits from compelling performances.

This new Disney+ series tells the story of Miep Gies, the woman who hid the Frank family and other jews in the annex of her apartment.

The 1970s-set series, centring on Norway's first female prime minister, plays like 'Borgen' with laughs.

Both profoundly disturbing and deeply hilarious, the series — which sees Rachel Weisz playing twins — proves she’s in a league all her own.

Apple TV+ brings the dystopian sci-fi blockbuster book series to the small screen and it has the potential to be a huge hit.

Opening up Grand Prix racing to swathes of newer and younger fans, the new season of Netflix’s “Drive to Survive” was eagerly anticipated.

The latest instalment in the Marvel franchise never takes flight despite its hard-working cast.

Writer-director Martin McDonagh reunites his 'In Bruges' duo and turns a buddy tragedy into a masterpiece