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Based on the controversial books by Alvin Schwarz, the teen horror fanatic Stella (Zoe Margaret Colletti) finds a book that writes its own horror stories... and they become true
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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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ZooNation Youth Company Tales of the Turntable at the Queen Elizabeth Hall is an unmissable family show, full of contagious youthful energy and not a little skill
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Transit depicts a refugee crisis in modern day occupied France to heart-wrenching results
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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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Babyfaced tween Jacob Tremblay (Room) stars in Good Boys, a rude and raucous comedy produced by Seth Rogen
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Matthew Bourne’s Romeo and Juliet, his dark take on the universal story of tragic young love, is now firmly installed at Sadler’s Wells for a sold out summer run
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Gurinder Chadha's Blinded by the Light sets an Asian-British coming-of-age story to a Bruce Springsteen soundtrack
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From a horror house to a gamer's paradise, via the War of the Worlds, VR experiences to try in London
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Holliday Grainger and Alia Shawkat star as two thirty-something best friends in Animals, a hedonistic portrait of female love in Dublin
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Major auteurs return and films directed by women shake up the landscape – this August offers a breadth of heavyweight movies to look forward to
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Donald Glover, Beyoncé and more star in Jon Favreau's remake of The Lion King – a visually impressive feat that falls short on almost every level
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Christmas at Kew returns for 2019, with new centrepiece attractions joining the botanical wonderland’s signature installations
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Vanessa Paradis stars in Yann Gonzalez's hyper-stylised erotic slasher Knife+Heart – after premiering in Cannes and lighting up Flare
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Possibly the first classic of the 21st century, Akram Khan's extraordinary remake of the uber-Romantic ballet Giselle for English National Ballet returns to Sadler's Wells
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Jim Jarmusch (Paterson) returns with his ambling zom-com The Dead Don't Die. Adam Driver and Bill Murray lead a star-studded cast
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Following his cult success with Berberian Sound Studio and The Duke of Burgundy, Peter Strickland brings another surreal tale of horror. This time, it's about a haunted dress
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In Apollo 11, Todd Douglas Miller beautifully follows the first manned mission to the Moon in 1969 - using never-before-seen footage taken from the time
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In Yesterday, Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis join forces to make a Beatles-coated romcom. After a worldwide blackout, Jack (Himesh Patel) is the only person to remember The Beatles
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Georgia Parris' assured debut feature blends contemporary dance and moving drama, with choreography from Punchdrunk
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Woody, Buzz, Bo Peep and friends are back in Pixar's most soulful film in years – Toy Story 4 delivers enough love and laughter for a lifetime
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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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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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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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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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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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Awkwafina makes her first foray into drama with The Farewell, a moving story about family, loss and conflicting cultures
