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The pianist played with the Beatles, the Stones, the Who and more, but remains little known beyond insider circles. This loving doc asks why - but leaves some questions unanswered ...

A searing documentary on the laundries sees a determined young human rights lawyer join survivors and campaigners in a fight for truth and accountability ...

Punchy, old-school stunt work, inventive baddie-splattering and a simple plot as our grizzled Finish prospector finds a new foe in his Soviet-occupied homeland ...

Bringing her black-belt screen presence to the role of Elphaba, Erivo leads a fine cast in a zingily scored conclusion to the hit origin story ...

Director Joachim Trier's family drama has five nominations, including best actor for Skarsgård, while Oliver Laxe's techno thriller Sirt has four nominations ...

You don't need to be a fright flick aficionado to enjoy this smart and witty tale of a romantic weekend break going gruesomely wrong ...

As Gore Verbinski's AI-apocalypse film Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die hurtles towards us, it's clear from the over-caffeinated trailer that we won't be getting another ponderous parable about robot souls, digital enlightenment or the hubris of man .. ...

Unimaginative British fable has a credible lead in Christine During, but otherwise it's the movie equivalent of receiving socks as a present ...

A photographer's road trip into the Californian desert takes an unexpected turn in director Joshua Erkman's bewitching feature debut ...

Helen Fielding and Renée Zellweger gather in Leicester Square as a new bronze marks 30 years of the diary-writing everywoman who redefined the romcom heroine ...