This is celebration as a way of life.

The feral energy of writer-director Rich Peppiatt’s debut feature roars at you out of the gate.

Laure Calamy makes adultery look almost adorable.

Inspired by an actual teacher, film-maker Christopher Zalla’s blast of sunshine leans heavily on earnest overdrive.

The Crown’s Josh O’Connor plunders Italian tombs with droopy British intent as a bereft archaeologist.

The contradictions of attraction are a sexy, cerebral ride.

The drabness of low-rung lives is sautéed reindeer and mashed potatoes to Finnish film-maker Aki Kaurismäki.

A stylish cast puts hanky-panky through its paces with a lightness of touch that spells Monsieur Woody Allen in any language.

Paul Giamatti is a bristly gift as a pariah who learns to open his heart.

The latest tall tale from director Yorgos Lanthimos is myriad shades of fantastic.