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'My Name Is Myeisha': Edinburgh Review
A bold, experimental adaptation of the stageplay ‘Dreamscape’
'Sicario: Day of the Soldado': Review
Benicio Del Toro and Josh Brolin return to the violence of the Mexican border in this sequel to the 2015 critical hit
'Puzzle': Edinburgh Review
The world of competitive jigsaw puzzling leads to a shy romance between Kelly Macdonald and Irrfan Khan
'Tag': Review
Bromance about a group of male friends who have never grown up aims for summer counter-programming status
'Incredibles 2': Review
Brad Bird’s family of animated superheros continue to entertain and charm in equal measure
'Worlds Of Ursula K. Le Guin': Sheffield Review
Film charting the life and legacy of science fiction novelist Ursula K. Le Guin
'For The Birds': Sheffield Review
Eye-opening look at a woman who has adopted hundreds of birds
'The Insufferable Groo': Sheffield Review
Intriguing profile of self-proclaimed master low-budget filmmaker Stephen Groo
'Hale County This Morning, This Evening': Sheffield Review
RaMell Ross presents a snapshot of daily life in Hale County, Alabama
'The Silence Of Others': Sheffield Review
Spanish citizens attempt to seek justice for atrocities carried out by General Franco’s regime
'Hotel Artemis': Review
Jodie Foster headlines this familiar dystopian crime thriller
'Ocean's 8': Review
This surprisingly flat action comedy is a straight gender-swap of a limping formula
'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom': Review
The Jurassic franchise roars back into life
'Adrift': Review
Shailene Woodley is a young woman desperately trying to reach safety in this real-life disaster movie
'Under The Silver Lake': Cannes Review
Andrew Garfield is an LA drifter on the trail of a missing girl
'Solo: A Star Wars Story': Review
Alden Ehrenreich makes for a roguish Han Solo in the second ‘Star Wars’ spin-off
'Deadpool 2': Review
The sardonic superhero returns to head a new team of warriors
'BlacKkKlansman': Cannes Review
Spike Lee returns to Cannes with a film of raw anger and sadness
'Fahrenheit 451': Cannes Review
A militant regime attempts to stamp out free thought in this by-the-numbers Ray Bradbury adaptation
'El Angel': Cannes Review
Propulsive crime drama from Argentina features a breakthrough performance from newcomer Lorenzo Ferro
