Cinema — Page 2

The new film from the director of The Banshees of Inisherin won Malkovich the Volpi Cup in Venice. It opens on 6 November.

Neeson plays a veteran accused of a crime he did not commit, alongside Marisa Tomei, Ving Rhames and Michael Chiklis. The film opens on 30 October.

The story of French teenagers in Italy won the Critics’ Week Grand Prize at Cannes and scores 98 on Metacritic. It opens in France on 21 October.

Alexander Skarsgård plays the woven husband who comes to life and Peter Dinklage plays the basket weaver. The Sundance film opens on 23 October.

Jenna Ortega plays an android companion to a sick girl and Amy Adams plays the girl’s mother. The film premieres in London and opens in the US on 23 October.

In Animals, Affleck plays a politician with only hours to raise a ransom. Kerry Washington co-stars, and the film arrives on Netflix on 9 October.

Jennifer Peedom’s biopic with Genden Phuntsok, Tom Hiddleston and Willem Dafoe opens in theatres on 9 October and on Apple TV a week later.

YouTuber Curry Barker shot Obsession in 26 days, and the rights sold for the highest price a genre film has fetched in Toronto.

The Barbarian and Weapons director made an original story set on the night Raccoon City fell. It is now the best-reviewed video game movie ever and broke the franchise’s opening record.

Extraction director Sam Hargrave made the Apple TV film about childhood friends dragged into a hunt for a nuclear warhead.

The Andy Weir adaptation had the biggest opening in Amazon MGM’s history and is one of 2026’s top-grossing films. Here is what made it work.

Rob Savage adapts a novel by Bird Box author Josh Malerman, with James Wan producing. The Blumhouse horror opens in October.