FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
A cowboy tries to carve out a new identity this week in award-winner The Rider - see what Chloé Zhao and Brady Jandreau told us about it - while you can see Harry Dean Stanton's last ever performance in Lucky and the Hatton Garden jewel robbery is dramatised in King Of Thieves. A teenager gets a taste of prison life in Michael Inside, a father and son drive around their city together in Wajib - director Annemarie Jacir shared her thoughts with us - while tribal life is explored in Down To Earth and documentary Island meets people with terminal illnesses. Four men attempt a daring heist in American Animals - see what director Bart Layton and his cast told us about it - while jigsaws change a woman's life in Puzzle - we spoke to star Kelly Macdonald and director Marc Turtletaub. A teenager is sent to a gay conversion centre in The Miseducation Of Cameron Post, something Satanic is afoot in a convent in The Nun, and there's a new big screen version of Chekov's The Seagull - director Michael Mayer shared his views. All this, plus we're bringing you reviews from the Glasgow Youth Film Festival.
A boy bears witness to the disintegration of his parents' marriage in Wildlife Link #lff #nyff
A young man deals with rejection and learns a lesson about self esteem in award-winning short Femme Link
A man tries to find his feet after splitting up with his girlfriend in A Tiger In Winter Link
We take an in-depth look at what's coming up at this year's London Korean Film Festival Link
NEW DVD HIGHLIGHTS
Last Year In Marienbad
DVD Review
Jackie Chan's Police Story And Police Story 2
Blu-Ray Review
FESTIVALS
San Sebastian Film Festival kicks off this week. Movies screening include Roma, which won the Golden Lion in Venice.
Also, coming up, is coverage of the London Film Festival and the New York Film Festival.
We've recently been covering London's Frightfest and the Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal.
Inside the London Korean Film Festival An in-depth look at this year's line-up
Circularity of the moments Luke Davies on co-scripting Felix van Groeningen's Beautiful Boy
Prison of life Sarah Marx talks about drama L'Enkas
An emotional journey Annemarie Jacir on fathers and sons in Wajib
All fired up Director Sameh Zoabi on politics and comedy in his satire Tel Aviv On Fire.
UK Jewish Film Festival launches programme Programme includes Philip Roth retrospective
Green Book wins top prize in Toronto If Beale Street Could Talk and Roma are runners-up
The San Sebastian Film Festival opens this week, and we'll be bringing you all the latest news and reviews from there.
We're looking forward to the London Film Festival and the New York Film Festival.
We've recently been covering the Glasgow Youth Film Festival, the Venice Film Festival, London's Frightfest, and the Fantasia International Film Festival in Montreal.
Read our full archive for recent coverage.
Visit our festivals section.
Win a copy of Le Crime De Monsieur Langue, Jacques Rivette's The Nun and some great merchandise for The House With A Clock In Its Walls in our latest competitions.
