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How the Australian A-lister stays true to her indie roots

Nicole Kidman's grimy noir mistakes grit for intrigue

Remake of a true story of an unlikely friendship is the flattest version yet

Hal Needham's BMX action flick restored

From the director of Shopgirl comes this despairing and barely mediocre rom-com starring Amy Adams.

This multiaward-winner from Sundance 2006 follows three “lost boys” of the Sudan, chronicling three years of their journey in the United States, while revealing as much about American life as African life.

Again Kidman goes for another nose-centric role, yet Nora Ephron's very meta remake of the old TV show still misfires.

Jason Bateman directs and co-stars in this dark comedy

This musical sucks you in with its own brand of willful illogic and breathtaking visuals. Set in turn-of-the-century Paris, a penniless poet falls madly in love with a nightclub's star performer, a chanteuse-cum-courtesan who has a heart of gold and is an incipient consumptive. The music is a combination of restructured modern pop tunes manhandled into clever new forms.

Although The Interpreter is intelligent, intriguing, and topical, it's hampered by its own good intentions, too many plot convolutions, and character ambiguities that try to pass for suspense.

From the director and writer of Secretary comes this odd fictional biopic about this photographer's impulses.

Swoony kisses and true grit mark this Civil War epic from the director of The English Patient.

Joel Edgerton goes to gay conversion therapy's heart of darkness

The director of The Lobster returns with another salvo

An orphan's search for his birth mother gets an assist from Google Earth

Nicole Kidman stars as a woman who has amnesia and fights to uncover a big mystery from her past.

Instead of seeming effortless, this Adam Sandler/Jennifer Aniston comedy has the lazy appearance of being effort-free.

Kubrick's final work gets sexual

Finding sympathy in Fox’s #MeToo moment by ignoring everything else about Fox

Chiwetel Ejiofor, Julia Roberts, and Nicole Kidman in a twisty drama

We extend a big bear hug to Paddington.

Colin Firth stars with Nicole Kidman in this memoir about a WWII POW in Burma who, in the present day, still suffers repercussions.

Starring Nicole Kidman, this first English-language outing of Korean fave Park Chan-wook is stylish but wanting.

This lurid Southern tale by the director of Precious shows that he still knows how to push people's buttons – and gather an all-star cast to sell the goods.

In the wake of their child's death, a couple tries to claw their way back to "normal" life.