A strong final act is not enough to save Artificial Paradises from its convoluted story or gaudy aesthetic, leaving a seemingly empty film in its wake.

A masturbatory celebration of muscles and drugs which might be hypnotic at times but the tone is as messed up as the central onscreen trio.

The full line up of films screening at the London Film Festival 2013 has been announced

Attention is drawn towards the 21st Raindance Film Festival as Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, is confirmed to join the judging panel

Lightweight, funny, and farcical, The Holy Man deals with bigger themes than you might expect.

Summertime feel-good movie The Way, Way Back, starring Steve Carell, is a coming-of-age comedy with perfect retro styling.

Benedict Cumberbatch is rumoured to be in the running for a role in Star Wars: Episode VII

Representations of the real are arguably more frightening than fantasy; we take a look at how the trend started and where it is now.

Joaquin Phoenix stars in this new drama directed by Spike Jonze.

Charulata is a beautiful, melodramatic tale of love and loneliness.

Director of Spirited Away Hayao Miyazaki is to retire from feature film-making

Aftershock is your archetypal Eli Roth film, turning a real-life Chilean natural disaster into a full-on gorefest

James Spader will play villain Ultron in Avengers sequel

A major season of gothic cinema is now underway, courtesy of the BFI

Star Wars cinematographer Gilbert Taylor has died aged 99