Review: Dunkirk (12A)
Brevity is the soul of writer-director Christopher Nolan's harrowing wartime drama.
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Review: The Midwife (12A)
Two of France's most watchable actresses - Catherine Frot and Catherine Deneuve - enliven writer-director Martin Provost's contemplative drama.
Review: Tommy’s Honour (PG)
Jason Connery directs this biopic of the founding father of golf and his strong-willed son, which opened last year's edition of the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
Review: The Last Word (15)
Hollywood legend Shirley MacLaine delivers an eye-catching lead performance in director Mark Pellington's bittersweet comedy drama.
Review: Paw Patrol: Mission Big Screen (U)
The computer-animated TV series about a plucky team of rescue dogs, which screens on Nickelodeon, barks on the big screen with this collection of episodes including a special preview of the four-legged heroes' newest escapade.
Review: It Comes At Night (15)
A family faces the onslaught of a disease that has decimated America in a slow-burning psychological thriller directed by Trey Edward Shults.
Review: Spider-man: Homecoming (12A)
Jon Watts' slick reboot of the Marvel Comics superhero - the third iteration in 15 years - spins an impressive web of rites-of-passage drama, buddy comedy and bombastic spectacle.
Review: The House (15)
Day-to-day life is series of gambles: taking a different route to work to save time, refusing to carry an umbrella on an overcast day, agreeing to a blind date, crossing a road clear of traffic before the green man flashes.
Review: All Eyez On Me (15)
In the Oscar-nominated 2015 musical biopic Straight Outta Compton, the fortunes of gangsta rap group N.W.A. briefly intersected with Tupac Shakur.
Review: Baby Driver (12A)
In 2003, before he licked the Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy of Shaun Of The Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World's End, director Edgar Wright staged a comical bank robbery in the music video for techno duo Mint Royale's catchy Blue Song.
Review: Despicable Me 3 (U)
The lacklustre Minions spin-off, released in 2015, issued a warning shot about the consequences of milking a cash cow dry.
Review: The Book of Henry (12A)
Director Colin Trevorrow's eagerly-anticipated follow-up to rampaging dino-blockbuster Jurassic World is a different lumbering beast.
Review: Hampstead (12A)
Cast in the same mould as Richard Curtis' rom com Notting Hill, Hampstead is a twee tale of star-crossed lovers across the social divide, who find common ground in a court case over squatters' rights.
Review: Snatched (15)
Two generations of comedy royalty - Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn - are shamefully squandered in Jonathan Levine's odd couple adventure.
Review: Alien Covenant (15)
If Ridley Scott's seminal 1979 sci-fi horror Alien and the anthology it spawned teach us anything, it's in space everyone can hear your bloodcurdling screams.
Review: Miss Sloane (15)
On the campaign trail, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump promised to "drain the swamp" in Washington D.C. and restore integrity to American politics.
Review: The Boss Baby (U)
A virtuoso vocal performance from Alec Baldwin as a tyrannical infant, who wears a black business suit, carries a briefcase and pulls the wool over the eyes of his sleep-deprived adult handlers, almost carries Tom McGrath's colourful computer-animated fantasy to full term.
Review: Going in Style (12A)
Help the aged... or they might just help themselves, armed with handguns and withering put-downs.
Review: Table 19 (12A)
Marriage is no laughing matter - indeed, it seldom warrants a smile - in director Jeffrey Blitz's laboured comedy of errors about a motley crew of self-consciously quirky strangers, who are seated together on the 'randoms' table at a wedding reception.
Review: A Quiet Passion (12A)
Born and raised in Amherst, Massachusetts, where she spent most of her adulthood and died at the age of 55 in 1886 from Bright's disease, poet Emily Dickinson evaded the grubby fingers of fame in her reclusive lifetime.
Watch: Stephen King’s creepy clown trailer for movie of IT splits horror fans
The “terrifying” first trailer for the remake of Stephen King’s IT has drawn comparisons to Netflix’s Stranger Things while dividing fans over whether they will watch it.
Tomb Raider movie image shows Alicia Vikander as Lara Croft
Alicia Vikander has been shown as Lara Croft in a first-look image from the Tomb Raider reboot.
Antonio Banderas recovers after January heart attack
Film star Antonio Banderas has revealed he suffered a heart attack in January but that he has now recovered.
CHiPs (15)
Originally broadcast in the late 1970s, CHiPs was a lightweight police procedural drama that ran for six series and chronicled the exploits of two motorcycle officers from the California Highway Patrol (CHP).
Review: Power Rangers (12A)
In the 1990s, the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers became a delightfully camp staple of children's TV, introducing young audiences (and excitable parents) to colour-coded teenage heroes from the sleepy California community of Angel Grove.
Review: Another Mother’s Son (12A)
Timed for release on Mother's Day weekend, director Christopher Menaul's well-intentioned drama pays tribute to one unsung hero of the Second World War, who risked her life for a tortured stranger.