★★★★★ – Irish Independent. A headteacher (Cillian Murphy) fights to save his school for boys with behavioural difficulties from closure as a young student battles his own violent tendencies.

★★★★★ – Discussing Film. Benny Safdie (Uncut Gems) makes his solo directorial debut with this bone-crunching sports drama, based on the extraordinary true story of MMA legend Mark Kerr.

★★★★★ – Guardian. The new film from Paul Thomas Anderson (There Will be Blood, Phantom Thread) is a sprawling, free-wheeling black-comedy tale following a group of ex-revolutionaries reuniting after 16 years.

★★★★★ – Discussing Film. A homeless person in London tries to get his life back on track in Harris Dickinson's (Scrapped, Triangle of Sadness) award winning directorial debut.

Downton Abbey returns to cinemas for its final curtain call. As the 1930s dawn, the Crawley family find themselves engulfed in public scandal and financial turmoil following Lady Mary’s salacious divorce.

★★★★ – Radio Times. This sublimely entertaining documentary is set in the sleepy highland village of Carrbridge, which every year hosts the World Porridge Making Championships.

★★★★★ – Guardian. Emma Thompson must protect a kidnapped teenage girl in the remote snowbound wilderness of Minnesota.

The first documentary from acclaimed Australian filmmaker Justin Kurzel (The Order, Macbeth, Snowtown) offers a deeply personal personal insight into the life of renowned musician Warren Ellis.

To Be Frank is a rockumentary film that follows the life journey of Frank Benbini (Uncle Frank) from humble beginnings on a Leicester council estate with his single working-class Mum, to internationally renowned musician, touring the world with major artists.

In this supernatural thriller a Philadelphia detective is pulled into the world of the occult while investigating a string of apparent copycat murders after the execution of a serial killer.