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David and Nic Sheff are the father and son living through addiction and heartbreak in the name of love in Beautiful Boy, Felix Van Groeningen's stunning and compassionate feature
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Winner of the People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival, Peter Farrelly's Green Book tells the incredible story of an unlikely friendship
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From Cate Blanchett as a witch to Michael Caine as a thief: the latest films out now in cinemas
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The latest addition to the DCEU is nearly in cinemas and we're swimming with excitement. Here's what we know so far
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Aching memories, evocative ghosts, and post-war classism float around Lenny Abrahamson’s new period drama. Unfortunately, none of it leads anywhere
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Based on the 1973 novel, Eli Roth adapts John Bellairs' story about magic in the bricks of a creaky old home
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Opening this year's London Film Festival, 12 Years A Slave director Steve McQueen teams up with writer Gillian Flynn on Widows, this Autumn's biggest hard-hitting crime drama
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Immersive cinema is having a moment. More than just London cinema listings, from ABBA to solemn gangsters in 4K, here are the best cinema experiences London has to offer
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Gaspar Noé returns with Climax, another piece of provocation, blending sex, drugs and faux-philosophical musings
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The new trailer shows Mary Poppins flying back, correcting Michael's impoliteness, and playing with cartoons (again).
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La La Land director Damien Chazelle meets Ryan Gosling again on First Man, retelling the years of Neil Armstrong's life which led to a huge milestone in human history
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From the director of The Mercy and the writer of Mindhunter, King of Thieves is a comedy heist movie without much comedy or heist
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The most popular of Wagner's four Ring cycle operas is staged at Covent Garden, and screened across the capital
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From Now You See Me 2 director Jon M. Chu, Crazy Rich Asians is a rom-com fantasy that tackles class, family, and lavish lifestyles
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Bradley Cooper directs and stars alongside Lady Gaga for the fourth iteration of this story – but everything about A Star Is Born feels alive and essential
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In The Nun, director Corin Hardy takes on the sinister demon Valak from the Conjuring franchise. Unfortunately, there's not much to be scared of
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In Desiree Akhavan's new film The Miseducation of Cameron Post, Chloë Grace Moretz takes on her bravest role to date
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Following his documentary work on The Imposter, filmmaker Bart Layton returns with a heist no one needed but can still be enjoyed in American Animals.
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Old and new stars unite in Mary Poppins Returns. Emily Blunt, Ben Whishaw and Colin Firth all come out to celebrate the magic once more
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Iranian-American Brooklynite Desiree Akhavan is back with her passionate film The Miseducation of Cameron Post. Akhavan tells CW about teenagehood, London, and how to reckon past admiring men with power
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From Annette Bening to Sidney Lumet's masterpiece, it's the CW roundup: the best films on Netflix right now
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Hollywood's old guard comes together with some of the UK's best-loved comedians for Disney's new 3D fairytale
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The latest film from UK-based Polish director Paweł Pawlikowski, Cold War is a chilling black-and-white melodic odyssey through Communist Europe, Paris and beyond
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With Yardie, first-time director Idris Elba proves that London is an ever-expanding concrete labyrinth of worlds and stories
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From Freddie Mercury's lifetime to Mary Poppins' return - here's the Culture Whisper London film guide, Autumn 2018 edition
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Fresh from his lead role in Black Panther, Michael B. Jordan returns to play Adonis 'Donnie' Creed in the latest addition to the Rocky saga
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Wreck-It Ralph 2 is out in cinemas this November, and the trailer surprises with more than a few familiar faces
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Taron Egerton and Jamie Foxx set to steal the show in a sharp new adaptation of Robin Hood, coming to cinemas this Winter – here's what you need to know
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Expectations were low and the results aren't much higher. The Happytime Murders offers little in the way of humour, and doesn't even offend enough
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Idris Elba isn't the next James Bond, and Danny Boyle won't direct the film. So who should be involved?
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You're a mean one, Mr Cumberbatch: The Grinch returns to the big screen this Christmas, voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch
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Acclaimed novelist Ian McEwan adapted his own novel for the screenplay of The Children Act. The result is a messily emotional affair, in which Emma Thompson tries to shine