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Men in Black: International offers new agents and a new story within a well-known world, but there's little reason for this reboot to exist
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The James Bond / Secret Cinema immersive film experience is a perfect partnership between two glamorous operations, offering impressive decadence and mystery
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Tremendous new production of Verdi's opera with appeal to both the Brief Encounter and Fleabag generations
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English National Ballet’s Cinderella-in-the-round adapts the much loved rags to riches fairy tale to the vast space of the Royal Albert Hall with mixed results
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Verdi's unflinching opera shows a society intolerant of other lands and other religions
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The Miley Cyrus Black Mirror episode imagines a not-too-distant reality in which pop music substitutes human connection, with middling results
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Anthony Mackie's Black Mirror episode follows the path established by San Junipero and Be Right Back to suggest a dream more than a nightmare
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Meet Puccini's first great heroine, the convent girl who is seduced by a more lavish lifestyle, but at a terrible cost
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In Late Night, Emma Thompson plays a talk show host in need of change. Mindy Kaling writes the searing comedy that impressed Sundance
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A new documentary chronicles the life of sex therapist Ruth Westheimer, from her childhood surviving the Holocaust to her rise as a pop culture icon
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Barbican cinema discounts, 2 for 1 tickets and cheap day Tuesday: we round up where to buy and how to get cheap cinema tickets in London
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Emma Thompson returns to the spotlight while Pixar bring the gang back together – it's a star-studded month for new cinema releases this June
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Holliday Grainger and Alia Shawkat star as two thirtysome best friends in Animals, a hedonistic portrait of female love in Dublin
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Octavia Spencer runs wild in Ma, a Blumhouse horror with much more bark than bite. Luke Evans, Diana Silvers and Alison Janney co-star
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Lover, nobleman, scoundrel, liar, cheat... They all roll into one in the character of Don Giovanni, but morality will win the day in a new production by Michael Boyd
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Jim Cummings stakes his claim as a fresh tragi-comic auteur to watch with Thunder Road, telling the story of a Texan police officer on the brink of a breakdown
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Jennifer Kent made her name with The Babadook and returned to Sundance with a period horror lacking in tension, instead filled with violence
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Young lovers thwart the commercial ambitions of greedy parents when they attempt to put their daughter on the market, in Smetana's lively opera
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Awkwafina makes her first foray into drama with The Farewell, a moving story about family, loss and conflicting cultures
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Winner of the Grand Prix in Cannes, Mati Diop's debut feature Atlantics is a beguiling and mysterious love story
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South Korean auteur Bong Joon-ho wins the Palme d'Or in Cannes with scathing black comedy Parasite – shocking, thrilling, entertaining in equal measure
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Céline Sciamma's period romance premiered in competition in Cannes – its exquisite beauty impressing audiences without fail
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Buckle up for Rocketman: Elton John's fantasy comes to life in Cannes with glorious musical pizzazz. Taron Egerton, Jamie Bell and Richard Madden star
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Ira Sachs returns to Cannes with Frankie, an ensemble family drama led by Isabelle Huppert and Brendan Gleeson in the Portugese sunshine
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If the offer is too good to be true, it's a con. But when Faust is down on his luck, he falls for such a deal, in Berlioz's timeless opera.
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In Once Upon A Time ... in Hollywood, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie return. Tarantino's ninth feature rocked Cannes this year
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Famed Spanish auteur Pedro Almodóvar directs Antonio Banderas and Penélope Cruz in Pain and Glory, premiering in the Official Selection in Cannes
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Terrence Malick returns to the Cannes Competition with A Hidden Life, an achingly beautiful blend of true events and meditative romance
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Cannes veteran Ken Loach returns to the Official Selection with Sorry We Missed You, a heartbreaking damnation of working-class gig economy
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Sweat It fitness classes combine treadmill and weights for a pacy HIIT format that will push you to your personal best
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Jim Jarmusch (Paterson) returns to Cannes with his new film The Dead Don't Die. Adam Driver and Bill Murray lead a star-studded cast
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Brian Welsh directs a picture of Glasgow 1994 in a coming-of-age movie with a ferocious, thumping edge
