From Austin Butler squaring up to Timothée Chalamet in the latest Dune, to a road movie with a corpse and a solo Coen brother caper, these are the 17 films you should know about this month

This is no straightforward tale of radicalisation, it is also a frank portrait of family

Denis Villeneuve is a director who knows how to please a crowd while also satisfying the cleverati

Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley put in less than their usual stellar work in this daft tale of poison pen letters in a sleepy town

It’s a shame that the Von Erich family’s extraordinary story wasn’t told better

From a blistering Chilean (yes!) Western to Juliette Binoche in one of the most delicious movies about food ever, we pick the best 13 films to see at the cinema this month

If you don't cry at Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal's performances in All of Us Strangers, you need to start asking yourself some questions...

Austin Butler, Ncuti Gatwa and Barry Keoghan are among the all star cast in this story of the "Bloody Hundredth" bomber squadron

Alexander Payne's new film The Holdovers, which recently bagged two of its stars Golden Globes, it set over Christmas, but is strangely being release a month later

From Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott in a truly devastating tear-jerker to Emma Stone’s wildest performance yet, we round-up the best 14 movies to watch this month

From the twin beasts of Barbenheimer to Glenda Jackson’s swansong and Timothée Chalamet’s delicious Wonka, we bring you the finest movies of the year

It doesn't quite match his greatest masterpieces but this beautiful, magical film still soars way above the competition

Chalamet is very much the star of the chocolatier's origin story but the flawless ensemble cast, including Hugh Grant as an Ooompa Loompa, bring the film to life

From a superbly creepy British debut to the return of Godzilla and farewell to a Japanese legend, here are the 21 best films to see this month

Eileen is the drabbest of them all... until glamourous new prison psychiatrist Rebecca comes swanning into town, that is

The debut directors bonded over watching Safdie brothers films but this is altogether deeper and more satisfying

Gary Oldman and his Slow Horses spooks are back and the action is better, faster and tougher than ever

From the Palme d'Or winner to Barry Keoghan's latest appearance to a great British debut, here is our pick of the movies to watch this month

From Leonardo DiCaprio in Scorsese’s hugely anticipated Killers of the Flower Moon to the late Glenda Jackson’s moving swansong in The Great Escaper, we round up the eight best films to see in October

Morven Christie proves that being caught between the cops and big, bad Peter Mullan is a painfully tight spot