To Be Frank review – Fun Lovin’ Criminal drummer offers up life lessons from many irons in fire
Documentary portrait of musician’s varied career is engaging if a little too easy in its admiration for its subject
Brave the Dark review – delinquent teen drama comes off as if James Dean met Mr Chips
Warmly drawn melodrama based on a true story follows a delinquent teen taken under the wing of his kindly drama teacher
Dust to Dreams review – a baffling short film from director Idris Elba
The actor recruits Seal for a Lagos-set 19-minute misfire that inelegantly stuffs in far too much
‘Most important, most beautiful, most musical’: Bagpuss set for big screen return
Stop-motion animation voted the UK’s all-time favourite kids’ show will be rebooted with the ‘saggy old cloth cat’ now busy mending in modern Britain
Nuremberg review – Russell Crowe’s Göring v Rami Malek’s psychiatrist in swish yet glib courtroom showdown
Crowe and Malek are hugely watchable but this ultimately fails to deliver an authentic version of events
Ballad of a Small Player review – Colin Farrell wins us over in flashy, slight gambler tale
Conclave director Edward Berger makes a less cohesive follow-up with an over-stylised adaptation of Lawrence Osborne’s novel sold by a killer central performance
Hamnet review – Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal excel in stately Shakespeare drama with overwhelming finale
The two stars are knockouts in Chloé Zhao’s poignant adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s 2020 novel with a stirring tearjerker ending
‘If something goes wrong in childbirth, how will I know?’ The unflinching film about parenting with deafness
Giving birth is gruelling enough for mothers with hearing – but as the sisters behind gripping new drama Deaf explain, for disabled women labour can be brutal and traumatic
After Stranger Things, Dacre Montgomery retreated from stardom. Then came a part he couldn’t say no to
Netflix made him an overnight sensation but he says fame ‘scared the shit out of me’. Now he’s back with Went Up the Hill – in a role that feels personal
Hedda review – Ibsen gets a Saltburn makeover in Amazon’s ill-advised romp
Nia DaCosta ups the nastiness of Hedda Gabler in a stylish but over-egged adaptation with lead Tessa Thompson losing the film to a standout Nina Hoss
My Bigfoot Life review – teen cryptozoologist’s Sasquatch search is an uplifting odyssey
Daniel Lee Barnett goes into the woods in search of the big shy guy, but the real story here is his family’s devotion to supporting their autistic son’s passion
Poetic License review – Apatow family affair ends up as warm and funny comedy
Judd Apatow’s actor daughter Maude directs her mother Leslie Mann in a smart, charming film about a woman adrift finding unlikely younger friends
Sacrifice review – starry satire pokes fun at celebrity before falling into a volcano
Chris Evans is excellent as a vain actor kidnapped by an eco-terrorism cult in an initially amusing comedy of performative politics that falls apart
Rental Family review – Brendan Fraser is stranded in mawkish misfire
The Oscar-winning star of The Whale makes another awards play with a beautifully shot yet emotionally inert comedy drama
Post your questions for Jared Harris
Marking the release of new movie Brave the Dark, the Bafta winning star of Chernobyl and The Crown – and owner of the best eyebrows in the business – will answer your questions