This film is a zany take on letting nature take its course
What happens when you turn 1400ha of farmland in West Sussex into a biodiverse landscape full of wild animals?
What happens when you turn 1400ha of farmland in West Sussex into a biodiverse landscape full of wild animals?
Imagine if Donald Trump took over Canada and then sold it to Iran. That’s sort of the setting for this unconventional alternate reality drama-comedy.
Tom Cruise returns for what may be his final outing as Ethan Hunt in this $400m spectacle of underwater stand-offs, mid-air duels and world-ending stakes.
Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs are terrific as a couple who embark on a long coastal walk after becoming homeless in this adaptation of Raynor Winn’s bestselling memoir.
This remake of Ang Lee’s seminal 1993 comedy is a tender, at times thought provoking, look at the cultural and generational tension in the Asian-American LGBTQ community.
Nicolas Cage brings his manic energy to this idiosyncratic thriller in which NIMBYism is taken to the extreme. There are times, under the unblinking Australian sun, where it looks like his head is about to explode.
The Paris Express by Emma Donoghue is a locked-room mystery on a train
This documentary is the least beautiful film the British biologist, natural historian, conservationist, broadcaster and filmmaker has made. This is intentional.
Some frames involving Mick and a cross-dresser are among those that have been deleted from Crocodile Dundee: The Encore Cut, the restored and edited 4K cut of Australia’s most commercially successful film.
Samoan-born Miki Magasiva’s bittersweet debut follows a grieving teacher and a ragtag choir on a redemptive journey.
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