Nicolas Cage Faces His Own Son in the Lords of War Teaser
Watch the first teaser for Lords of War, with Nicolas Cage back as Yuri Orlov and Bill Skarsgård as his son and rival.
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Watch the first teaser for Lords of War, with Nicolas Cage back as Yuri Orlov and Bill Skarsgård as his son and rival.
Watch the trailer for Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: The Getaway, the animated Disney+ film streaming from 4 December.
Antonin Baudry’s film follows Charles de Gaulle’s flight to London in 1940 and his refusal to accept defeat, with Simon Russell Beale as Churchill. Long, handsome and gripping.
John Madden directs a funny, humane British drama about two strangers diagnosed with Parkinson’s on the same morning, with superb performances from Rhys Ifans and Laura Linney.
Two years after Godzilla Minus One, Takashi Yamazaki returns to post-war Japan for a sequel with staggering effects and real emotional weight, even if the story is less tightly built.
Watch the second trailer for The Angry Birds Movie 3, with a new Jisoo song, ahead of its UK cinema release on 23 December.
Jordan Firstman writes, directs and stars as a New York club promoter whose life is upended by a 10-year-old son. Funny, tender and one of the autumn’s best comedies.
Netflix dates Jed Mercurio’s Trinity for 1 December. Also: a Callum Turner Bond update, Daisy Ridley’s Get Rid of It, Ascension casting, The Invited, Lilly Wachowski’s De Novo, Richard Armitage’s Cinghiale and Statham and Ritchie’s Dogfight.
Set in 2002, Mouse follows a teenager whose friendship falls apart and who grows close to her friend’s mother, played by Sophie Okonedo. Tender, funny and beautifully observed.
Gabriela Osio Vanden and Jack Weisman follow polar bears through tourists, wildlife officers and hunters in Churchill, Manitoba. Immersive, beautiful and unsettling.
Shot largely on first-person cameras, this hyperactive London action thriller gives John Hannah a gloriously ludicrous showcase, but its gimmicks wear thin long before the end.
Wild Horse Nine, Godzilla Minus Zero, I Play Rocky and Ramayana lead 57 new and returning films in UK and US cinemas and on streaming, 4 to 6 November.
Watch the BFI’s new trailer for Ingmar Bergman’s Persona, back in UK and Ireland cinemas from 11 December for its 60th anniversary.
The two bumbling ants from the Maya the Bee films lead a bright, gentle animated adventure about a drought-stricken meadow that will delight young children, if not their parents.
Sylvester McCoy’s Seventh Doctor battles Soviet Cybermen in Big Finish’s Christmas box set, the Fugitive Doctor’s Running Wild is out, Peter Capaldi’s next-era wish list, and K9’s first adventure.
Martin McDonagh sends John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell’s CIA men to Easter Island in a bittersweet, foul-mouthed buddy comedy. Familiar, but Malkovich is magnificent.