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The Icelander overcame blizzards, volcanoes and a dead horse to tell the story of an itinerant — and ‘irritating’ — Danish priest
‘The Beasts’ ★★★★★ digs deep into tensions in rural life; Alexander Skarsgård stars in the nihilistic ‘Infinity Pool’; Florence Pugh stars in ‘A Good Person’, a tale of loss and opioid addiction; Keanu Reeves returns in the violent ‘John Wick: Chapter 4’; ‘Allelujah’ is based on Alan Bennett’s hospital drama; Keira Knightley stars in ‘Boston Strangler’ — reviews by Danny Leigh and Leslie Felperin
The director’s nihilistic movie — starring Alexander Skarsgård and Mia Goth — is up there with his father’s best
In the (hopefully) last instalment of the franchise, the falling-domino cascade of deaths and bloodshed continues
Starring Florence Pugh, the director’s tale of loss and opioid addiction is candyfloss-sweet
The story of a bitter feud in rural Galicia is told with great skill by director Rodrigo Sorogoyen
Like the film’s Childlike Empress, our writer seeks luxury in the face of a precarious existence
Richard Eyre’s film of Alan Bennett’s play falters despite the presence of Judi Dench, Jennifer Saunders and Derek Jacobi
Matt Ruskin’s movie spotlights the journalists who did crucial investigative work on the 1960s murders
The rising star captivates as a frisky farm girl whose showbiz ambitions curdle into bloody revenge
David Jonsson and Vivian Oparah bring combustible chemistry to an engaging, believable love story
Apple’s starry vision of a stricken future earth promises a lot, but this sprawling cautionary tale takes on too much
The colours were muted — but there were still plenty of standout looks at Hollywood’s biggest night
Michelle Yeoh becomes first Asian woman to win Best Actress award
Tales of the continent’s past are getting a 21st-century reboot. Why has it taken so long?
A world-class archive assembled over 40 years is helping to improve knowledge of the continent’s moving image history
Big studios are betting that cinemas will rebound fully from the pandemic, but some fear for the future of smaller budget films
With Best Picture nominees ranging from the cheesy to the arty to the wildly wacky, this year is a watershed. Plus: vote on your favourites
After last year’s ‘requel’, the horror series returns to form with an injection of novelty and relocation to New York
Andy Serkis co-stars as a killer with a live streaming show in a movie spin-off laden with crime-show clichés
A jaded coach takes over a team with intellectual disabilities in Bobby Farrelly’s predictable but loveable movie
Gorgeously shot film follows a young teacher to the country’s remotest school in the Himalayas
In challenging times for the awards, the new chief is under pressure to bring fresh life to this weekend’s ceremony
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