It’s an enjoyable romp with a succession of big star cameos, but you leave unsure if your time was well spent
By John Nathan
Nadav Lapid’s latest movie is unapologetically in your face and it doesn’t help its case
By James Mottram
This portrait of the Angel of Death played by German actor August Diehl cuts very deep
Yentob was responsible for bringing Absolutely Fabulous and Have I Got News For You to our screens
By JC Reporter
’This will be more ‘joy’ and less ‘oy’, said Board of Deputies President
By Gaby Wine
‘The important thing now is the freedom of our country’ said director Jafar Panahi
The Hollywood star’s hotly anticipated film will please the crowds, but despite its material it feels lightweight
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The rabbinical comedy Reformed is loosely based on a book by the leader of France’s Progressive movement
By Susan Hornik
The director of a new documentary about the Nazi propagandist Leni Riefenstahl explodes the myth that she was more than a mere witness to Third Reich crimes
Babak Anvari’s psychological thriller is shot almost entirely from within the confines of a car
The Stamford Hill figure is renowned for his interfaith work
By Daniel Ben-David
The action sequences are excellent, but this film is proof that Marvel’s glory days are over
Film about October 7 honoured with top award and two nominations at International Emmys
By Jane Prinsley
An unflinchingly seedy thriller set under a bleaching sun
A vampire film which nearly transcends the familiar
Steve Coogan’s English teacher takes up a position at a boarding school in Buenos Aries in the 1970s, where a military coup and a penguin upend his life
