Mark Wahlberg stars in Peter Berg disaster movie that invokes a very modern kind of threat

A US diplomat is deployed to Versailles to cement peace while domestic conflict looms

Rebecca Hall is spellbinding as the US TV reporter who broadcast her own suicide in 1974

Mel Gibson’s portrait of a pacifist at war is magnificent — in the second half at least

David Hare’s terrific script gives topical resonance to a Holocaust-denial court case

Danny Boyle’s sequel says less about its time and setting than the earlier film did

A veteran cinematographer chooses her favourite footage — but what does it amount to?

Independent studio Lions Gate equals Titanic’s record nominations

A bumpy road trip ensues as a father takes his six home-schooled children running, hunting and rock-climbing

Quadripartite affair follows the tale of the titular dachshund as she is passed from owner to owner

Thomas Tull retirement gives Chinese group more control over entertainment group

Natalie Portman catches every tic and trick in Pablo Larraín’s portrait of the first lady

James McAvoy is a multiple-personality kidnapper in M Night Shyamalan’s film

The story of an Indian boy separated from his family is soapy and sentimental

A biotech Frankenstein, right down to the Gothic location and the creature’s yearning for tenderness

Jim Jarmusch’s film expertly crochets together talking heads and footage of the fabulously influential band

Kenneth Lonergan’s new movie is a marvellous drama of rage and grief

Damien Chazelle’s Oscar-tipped musical romance enchants and charms