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Essential
Cinema
Terrence Malick’s latest brainchild announces is this summer's blockbuster Song to Song
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
My Cousin Rachel is an engrossing adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's novel starring Rachel Weisz and Sam Claflin
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Must See
The best films out in June include everything from the new Edgar Wright film to a new Holocaust documentary
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Must See
From Anne Hathaway's drunken Godzilla to surreal Finnish comedy, the best films out in May are a varied bunch
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Must See
There's an embarrassment of cinematic riches in 2017. Best films include musicals, dramas, biopics, and ghost stories
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Preview
Cinema
Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence are literally star-crossed lovers in this problematic sci-fi romance also starring Michael Sheen
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Hailee Steinfeld and Woody Harrelson are deadpan delights in charming new film Edge of Seventeen, a successor to the best '90s teen comedies
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Will Poulter and Cara Delevingne go to Notting Hill Carnival. 2016 gets its worst movie. 2016 weeps bitter, bitter tears
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In the Know
Cinema
Freeheld is a powerful story but neither Julianne Moore nor Ellen Page get enough screen time
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We love
Cinema
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper star in Silver Linings Playbook director David O. Russell's new film: Joy, in UK cinemas this January.
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Essential
Cinema
Written and directed by Angelina Jolie and starring her husband Brad Pitt, By the Sea comes to UK cinemas this Christmas.
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We love
Cinema
BOOK NOW: films to fall in love with, films to break your heart: the new BFI season is dedicated to Love, and all its joys and pitfalls
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In the Know
Cinema
The Bright Young Things Film Club premiere The Age of Love, an exposé of the speed-dating adventures of seniors, in a night celebrating independent film-making
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Starring the people of the Yakel tribe, Tanna, by Martin Butler and Bentley Dean is an atmospheric, earnest love fable. Here's our review from London Film Festival 2015.
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Yorgos Lanthimos' The Lobster is a darkly comic satire of modern releationships
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Essential
Cinema
Escobar movie: Paradise Lost, Benicio Del Toro review – an entertaining cartel thriller that lacks biographical texture.
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Book Now
Cinema
New outdoor cinema London 2015: British Film Institute's 'Love' season kicks off with Summer Love Weekend at the British Museum open air cinema screenings.
