A Working Man review – Jason Statham actioner is far too much work
The reliable bruiser re-teams with director David Ayer for a bland Sylvester Stallone-scripted thriller of fisticuffs and familiarity
In Vitro review – a suspenseful marriage drama set on a futuristic Australian cattle farm
Ashley Zukerman and Talia Zucker are excellent in this sci-fi thriller, with incredible sound design and an interestingly peculiar final act
The End review – Tilda Swinton end-of-the-world singalong drama commands attention
There are very good performances from Michael Shannon and Swinton, who go to ground in a survival bunker with their son, only to come across an uninvited guest
The Stimming Pool review – film-makers on the autistic spectrum dive ingeniously into the uncanny
This docufiction is funny and pregnant with ideas – as a group of young artists on the spectrum examine how their creativity and sense of self is shaped by autism
Misericordia review – waking dream of a movie is one of the strangest films of the year
A man moves in with his employer’s widow in this playful but dreamlike and inscrutable drama from Alain Guiraudie, the director of Stranger By the Lake
Terra in Vista review – roaming with a found family of seasonal farm labourers
Contemplative doc with striking cinematography follows a tightknit community who move seasonally from farm to farm across Europe
Sew Torn review – seamstress thriller turns into Run Lola Run-style alternative-reality caper
A sewing supply shopowner who stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong is faced with three choices – commit the perfect crime, call the police, or run away
Rita review – sensitive portrait of domestic abuse seen through the eyes of a child
Set in 1980s Spain, actor Paz Vega’s subtly affecting directing debut shows a family suffering under an abusive father, but is warmed by optimism and compassion
Irena’s Vow review – the extraordinary tale of a real-life Holocaust rescuer
A teenager hides 12 Jews in a basement under the nose of her Nazi boss in this tactful English-language drama
Dig! XX review – amazing film of battling 90s psych rockers revisited two decades on
Rereleased documentary study of the Dandy Warhols and the Brian Jonestown Massacre is an epic story of success and failure
Time Travel is Dangerous review – likable mockumentary is Back to the Future meets Bargain Hunt
Real-life vintage shop owners Ruth Syratt and Megan Stevenson raid the past for sellable trinkets in this charmingly funny, quintessentially British comedy
La Cocina review – Rooney Mara gets stuck in in New York restaurant kitchen drama
The tempestuous chef trope has been done better elsewhere and this kitchen as a microcosm of exploited migrant workers is a disappointment
The Alto Knights review – Robert De Niro mob movie makes an offer you can refuse
The actor’s false nose is the star attraction as he plays dual roles in Barry Levinson’s baffling latest
When Autumn Falls review – a small gem of a mystery from François Ozon
Hélène Vincent is a treat as a devoted grandmother who isn’t quite what she seems in this understated French tale of family dysfunction
Two Strangers Trying Not to Kill Each Other review – raw portrait of a marriage
In this sometimes hard-to-watch documentary, photographer Joel Meyerowitz and writer Maggie Barrett’s fraught relationship is there for all to see