Mother Father Sister Brother Frank review – frantic night of murder, mayhem and family bonding

This tale of nice ordinary folk doing bad things is a cartoonishly grisly comedy with a hint of Fargo, though without the off-kilter humour

K-Family Affairs review – childhood memories act as chronicle of South Korean democracy

Nam Arum’s debut documentary weaves intimate home videos and family stories into an interrogation of the aftermath of Chun Doo-hwan’s dictatorship

Moving pictures: comics and animation exhibition showcases stories of migration

Graphic novelists, cartoonists and animators use testimonies of migrants to depict tales of survival and escape across the world in show at Soas University of London

Wolf Man review – Julia Garner-starring backwoods horror lacks bite

Garner and Christopher Abbott excel in an intriguing thriller that struggles to sustain its shock factor

Here review – a de-aged Tom Hanks and Robin Wright grow old together in mawkish tear-jerker

Shot from a fixed camera point, Robert Zemickis’s nonlinear tale of a single plot of land from prehistoric times to the present day feels very long indeed

Subversive, warm and wild at heart: David Lynch deserves all his tributes

The late director sided with the outsider and saw things in America no one else could see. His startling oeuvre changed film and television for ever

William Tell review – Claes Bang misses the target in action-packed portrayal of the Swiss folk hero

The adventure sequences are the core attraction in this patchy tale of the plucky Helvetian marksman

Lights, camera, concrete! How Hollywood is playing a part in brutalism’s redemption

Oscar-tipped film The Brutalist is the latest stage in the cultural rehabilitation of what was once architecture’s most reviled style but is now winning a new generation of admirers

Emmanuelle review – dismal remake of 1974 French erotic film

Noémie Merlant and Will Sharpe star in Audrey Diwan’s life-sapping romp

‘Animals can feel good and evil’: film puts new perspective on Ukraine war

Collection of seven shorts due out in 2025 tells story of conflict from perspective of animals

A Complete Unknown review – Timothée Chalamet radiates charisma in evocative Dylan biopic

James Mangold’s handsome portrait of the enigmatic singer’s stratospheric early career boasts a barnstorming lead performance yet often slips into heavy-handedness

‘Stuff happens and it sucks’: Brooke Shields on abuse, ageing and telling her own story

Brooke Shields, sexualised child star at just 11, is no stranger to tabloid controversy. Now 59, perhaps now she can tell us how she ended up so… normal?

Spare me the residential ‘reimagining’. A planter or two is hardly Haussmann’s Paris

The on-trend word reeks of desperation, an attempt to make the unpalatable sound dreamy, while the reality is a nightmare

Vermiglio review – exquisite Italian Alps wartime drama

Second world war deserters upset the lives of an isolated mountain community in this outstanding second feature from Maura Delpero

On my radar: Naomi Alderman’s cultural highlights

The author of the bestselling The Power on her favourite video game, the courses she takes with the Open University, and why she is addicted to George Saunders’s substack