Milly Alcock’s messy heroine is let down by an even messier script in the latest DC universe instalment

Sophy Romvari’s unflinching debut exploring her brother’s troubled past is a truly original work

Leisa Gwenllian is magnetic in a Greek tragedy transposed to working-class Wales. Plus, a profoundly affecting piece of film-making about a woman with dementia

In Pixar’s latest peppy but doomy instalment, it’s not just the toys that face an existential crisis, but childhood itself that is threatened by excessive screen use

Andri Snær Magnason’s book about Iceland’s dying glaciers inspires a lyrical documentary exploring the connection between family history and changing landscape

Our critic picks five cultural highlights, whether you have a few minutes, an afternoon or a whole day to spare

The best hope for humankind is a total reset in the director’s action-packed sci-fi epic, which raises theological questions about belief in life beyond Earth

A teenage promotor staging Keith Jarrett’s famous 1975 Cologne concert is a blast and Charli XCX’s debut in a leading role is an overly arty drama

Richard E Grant and Claire Foy put the filth in filthy rich in this grimly compelling period comedy

Paul Rudd charms in John Carney’s disarming comedy about a wedding singer betrayed by a failing boyband star

Leo Woodall is pitch perfect in Daniel Roher’s crisp and pacy crime flick about a piano tuner Robin Hood

Finding Emily is a vital, sharply written romcom that achieves something new with a well-worn genre

In Tarik Saleh’s political thriller, a veteran Egyptian actor is forced into starring in a propaganda movie

Ben Wheatley and Bob Odenkirk join forces on this gory, wildly excessive shoot-’em-up set in a cosy Minnesota community

Steven Soderbergh’s terrific two-hander starring Ian McKellen as a raffish painter and Michaela Coel as his mismatched assistant is a meaty study of character and the creative process

Carla Simón’s fictionalised account of the free but doomed life of her parents is her most ambitious and most emotionally exposed film to date

Kyle Balda’s aggressively whimsical murder mystery is Babe meets Knives Out

Valéry Carnoy’s debut about a teenage boxer at an ultra-competitive French academy lands an emotional punch

The follow-up to the timeless, razor-sharp original feels like a cheap knock-off

David Lowery’s enigmatic, supernaturally-tinged drama about a toxic artistic relationship achieves moments of dark magic thanks to a standout Michaela Coel