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The film’s central conceit might have best been left unspoiled - but the trailer and poster beat me to it. Suffice to say, Sophie Thatcher cements her star credentials as the romantic partner of Jack Quaid, whose plans for a weekend getaway spin out of control with one enjoyable reveal (and death) after another. 

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Stylish and audacious, filmmaker Johan Grimonprez turns a dense history lesson into a seductive, sensory experience that lives and breathes jazz through its visuals, its editing style, its typography, and—of course—its killer soundtrack.

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A powerful piece of bareknuckle journalism in the vein of prior Oscar-nominees Collective and Citizenfour, the kind that proves how building a case and interviewing the right people can make for some of the most engrossing cinema.

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Korean shamanism comes to the big screen in this blockbuster horror starring Oldboy’s Choi Min-sik. A patient narrative takes us into interesting and unexpected places, chilling without an over-reliance on jump scares or gore (though neither are absent in this tale of appeasing the dead by unearthing and reburying them).

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An excellent Sterling K. Brown anchors this captivating who-killed-the-president mystery. The show has a way of expanding the intrigue, going above and beyond typical US crime procedurals. I implore you give the first episode a go. If it hooks you, you'll stay hooked.

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At turns meditative, humourous, and fascinating, Menus-Plaisirs – Les Troisgros has some surprising digressions to producers of beef, cheese, wine and so on, which show how interlinked a restaurant can be with those around it. 

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