From "Terminal list" to "Nobody wants this". Four titles that defy genres and expectations

A review of Taika Waititi’s film, starring Jenna Ortega, Amy Adams, Mia Tharia, Natascha Lyonne and Steve Buscemi

A review of the film by Harris Dickinson, starring Frank Dillane, Meghan Northam, Shonagh Marie and Harris Dickinson

Elizabeth Holmes was convicted in 2022 for the Theranos fraud and is being filmed by a crew as she tries to convince the world that she is different from how she has been judged. But the documentary raises a question: is she telling the truth, or is this just another charade?

Georgia Oakley’s film review, featuring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Esmé Creed-Miles and George MacKay

As the years go by, the four protagonists (Stan, Kyle, Eric and Kenny) remain unchanged, but the targets of the satire are always contemporary to the time of broadcast. The Comedy Central series is streamed on Paramount+, and there is no shortage of jibes aimed at the company that has merged with Warner Bros.

The company’s CEOs, Sarandos and Peters, have announced that they will be making 1,000 staff redundant and that the restructuring will affect all departments, right up to senior management. In the near future, we will see fewer festival films and fewer risky ventures based solely on talent, which are difficult to justify financially. For subscribers, this is not good news.

Max Pezzali and Mauro Repetto are back in pursuit of the American dream, whilst the British track ‘Youth’ reflects on the passing of time and ‘Vigil’ takes the intrigue all the way to the Arctic. Meanwhile, Sylvester Stallone has no intention of giving up on Tulsa

A review of the film by Lance Oppenheim, starring Robert Pattinson, Merritt Wever, Skyler Gisondo and Matthew Maher

A review of Steven Hudson’s film, featuring the original voices of Asa Butterfield and Rob Brydon