Film

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How very good was 1988 high-school black comedy Heathers?

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With its semi-miraculous plot contrivances ‘The Apparition’ is beyond belief

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Daniel Kokotajlo’s debut ‘Apostasy’ is a tense tale of faith versus family

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Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again – Jeremy Irvine steps up to the mic

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Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again – Alexa Davies stars in the summer’s biggest film

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How ‘Mamma Mia’ made the whole world smile

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‘Generation Wealth’: A suitably overloaded look at lives of the super-rich

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‘Mamma Mia’ is back, and Stellan Skarsgård says the singing’s not improved

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Losing his religion: Ethan Hawke excels as pained pastor in ‘First Reformed’

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‘Yellow Submarine’ animator Malcolm Draper remembers the film 50 years on

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Standing out from the herd – in praise of Belgian filmmaker Agnes Varda

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‘In the Fade’ – Diane Kruger excels in tale of far-right violence and revenge

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‘McQueen’ is another fine cut in the recent fashion of haute couture movies

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Don’t let the daftness of ‘L’Amant Double’ trouble you – just surrender

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Lucrecia Martel’s ‘Zama’ is a llama llama ding dong well worth waiting for

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‘On Chesil Beach’ handsomely remembers a Britain before sexual liberation

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Benedict Cumberbatch lovers are buying The Big Issue in bulk for other fans

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Splashy French Jean-Luc Godard biopic ‘Redoubtable’ sinks with all hands

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‘New Town Utopia’ bids you welcome to the concrete bungle

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Watch running documentary ‘Skid Row Marathon’ across the UK on May 9

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