Film

the week recommends From its origins in East Asia, martial arts cinema has conquered the world

By David Faris Published 20 May 26

The Week Recommends Indie and international movies dominate the pick of this year’s line-up

By Irenie Forshaw, The Week UK Published 20 May 26

The Week Recommends ‘Lavish picture’ has become Japan’s highest highest-grossing live-action film of all time

By The Week UK Published 14 May 26

Talking Point Family-friendly film about a flock of sheep trying to solve a murder is an ‘odd viewing experience’

By The Week UK Published 14 May 26

The Week Recommends Irish writer-director Damian McCarthy proves himself to be a ‘dab hand at suspense’

By The Week Published 7 May 26

The Week Recommends Merry Streep returns as ‘silvery terror’ Miranda Priestly navigating the ‘choppy seas’ of magazine editing in the digital age

By The Week UK Published 7 May 26

The Week Recommends Must-see nature shows to celebrate the beloved broadcaster’s 100th birthday

By Irenie Forshaw, The Week UK Published 6 May 26

Talking Point The late King of Pop glows with Christ-like goodness in airbrushed film

By The Week UK Published 30 April 26

The Week Recommends Fishermen transported back to the 1990s in Mark Jenkin’s ‘almost biblical tale of sacrifice and loss’

By The Week UK Published 30 April 26

the week recommends From gangsters, aliens and sharks to decaying small towns and the agony of mental illness, a decade loaded with legendary films

By David Faris Published 29 April 26

The Week Recommends Hollywood star captures the Russian president’s ‘heavy-lidded glower’ in scene-stealing turn

By The Week UK Published 23 April 26

The Week Recommends Writer-director Charlie Polinger’s ominous film captures the terror of adolescence

By The Week UK Published 23 April 26