Abbas Kiarostami

Nightride: One-last-job yarn set in Belfast splutters over the line

Moe Dunford impresses in a thriller that just manages to keep its real-time gimmick going

Town of Strangers: Delightful portrait of a remarkable Irish town

Treasa O’Brien’s lively film about Gort blurs the line between fiction and documentary

Martin Scorsese’s Lockdown Diary: An auteur’s-eye view of house arrest

The director’s New York dispatch is an affecting treat and an honest reflection on ageing

Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood: There’ll be fighting in the aisles

Cannes 2019: Quentin Tarantino reviewed, early Oscar buzz, plus Isabelle Huppert in Frankie

The 100 greatest foreign-language films revealed

Only four out of the top 100 films directed by women in BBC poll of critics

The curious paradox of Iranian cinema

The successes of Iranian cinema have been achieved despite rife state censorship, and now there are signs of positive change

Cracking the code of the Irish midlands

Cork-born film-maker Pat Collins is peering into the nooks and crannies of Ireland's centre ground. “The midlands are, maybe, more conservative. But... it’s actually hard to make an interesting film about liberals,” he says

Living in a Coded Land

Review: Living in a Coded Land

Before Midnight

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