Festivals

Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis explore a world without The Beatles in this winning romantic comedy.

Four teenage boys find themselves being hunted in the Scottish wilderness in Ninian Doff’s gleefully silly genre comedy.

Jason Mitchell stars as the lone black man in amongst a group of white bros on a boozy birthday weekend in Sebastian Silva’s sharp comedy drama Tyrel.

Bone Tomahawk writer/director S. Craig Zahler returns with a grimly compelling crime epic starring Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn as a pair of disgraced cops embroiled in a heist-gone-wrong.

Brad Bird’s superhero family returns in a belated but fantastic follow-up to Pixar’s 2004 animated blockbuster The Incredibles.

Rob Brydon was in Edinburgh to discuss his film Swimming With Men, which closed out this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival.

Nick Offerman and Kiersey Clemons star as a father-daughter musical act in Brett Haley’s warm, funny and poignant comedy drama.

City boys Jack Lowden and Martin McCann find themselves caught in a rural nightmare in this Highlands-set thriller from writer-director Matt Palmer.

A group of horror fans find themselves in the middle of their own horror movie when a festival takes a turn for the macabre in Owen Egerton’s meta-horror comedy.

Sergio G. Sanchez makes his feature directorial debut with this tense gothic thriller, starring George MacKay and Anya Taylor Joy.