Peter Bradshaw

Peter Bradshaw · 3-min read Andrzej Wajda's queasily compelling film from 1975, adapted by him from a novel by Wladyslaw

Fratricidal warfare has exploded in North America, and war photographers including Lee (Kirsten Dunst) are eager to capture the money shot in this delirious action thriller

Peter Bradshaw · 3-min read Writer-director Alex Garland stages a spectacular if evasively apolitical “civil war” in this

Peter Bradshaw · 3-min read Twenty-five years ago, we saw one of the most impressive debut features in modern British movie history.

Female directors are thin on the ground – plus ça change – but the lineup promises intriguing new films from modern day masters, as well as some unknown hot potatoes

Luca Guadagnino’s terrifically absorbing screwball dramedy features a devastatingly cool leading lady, Josh O’Connor on rallying form and zinging extended dialogue rallies to match

Two endurance sailors’ perilous voyage is supposed to lead them to empathy for refugees’ plight – but they sure take their time discovering that

Peter Bradshaw · 2-min read Here is a well-intentioned but brief, unsatisfying and oddly structured documentary, supposedly

A tented district of Ulaanbaatar is the backdrop as a gifted student with a chance to succeed and move away finds himself having to care for his siblings

Peter Bradshaw · 2-min read Paul Duane is the film-maker who in 2011 made Barbaric Genius , a gripping documentary portrait