Although his cutting lyrics speak provocatively about identity politics, it is not until Zed (Riz Ahmed) returns home after two years on tour that he is called by his real name: Zaheer.
From £10
Josephine Decker’s psychodrama blurs the boundaries of biopic and fiction in exploring the cruel forces that can feed creativity.
From £11.99
Escapades and hi-jinks in moneyed Manhattan, Sofia Coppola’s new film is a pleasurable throwback to the golden age of screwball comedy.
From £4.99
York’s Aesthetica Short Film Festival returns for 2023 with films, VR and a brand new Games Lab.
From £28
Billy Wilder’s multi-award-winning satire tracks two penniless musicians (Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon), whose chance witness of a gangland massacre forces them to flee Chicago.
From £5.50
Arnie’s back on the big screen as Paul Verhoeven’s sci-fi satire gets a 30th anniversary showcase.
From £4.99
Four years after South Korea’s total decimation in Train To Busan, director Yeon Sang-ho returns to his zombie-infested apocalyspe.
From £4.99
Manchester’s Grimmfest have curated two nights of blood, gore, monsters and mayhem for film fans to enjoy from home.
From £10
British filmmaker Yemi Bamiro looks stateside as he surveys the Nike Air Jordan phenomenon.
From £5
This October, Make A Scene intend to make you scream with a virtual watch-a-long of Wes Craven’s cult post-modern slasher film.
From £6
HOME and Film4’s annual Halloween event returns with a season of thought-provoking horror.
From £5
Altrincham’s Everyman is a supremely comfortable boutique cinema showing all of the latest blockbusters, independent hits and big screen events.
