Box Office Top 10, 18 October

Human interplay is more interesting than the movement of felt-covered rubber; good sporting drama equals good psychological drama.

“We must admit now that Snyder has a slow-motion problem, and it’s a bug rather than a feature.”

Comedian Richard Gadd tells his true story of stalking and abuse through a disturbing, funny, addictive lens.

It’s not the individual scenes of Alex Garland’s film that make it scary: it’s the sheer plausibility of the premise.

Josh O’Connor plays a rumpled ‘tombaroli’—an Italian tomb raider who yearns to join his lost love underground.

With no dialogue, Robot Dreams confidently leans on its visual storytelling and the strength of its animated performances.

New director Arkasha Stevenson brings us to our knees with this unexpectedly brilliant horror prequel.

Based on a celebrated book about caste and intolerance, this drama manages to make its complex argument feel accessible.