The Hunger Games saga gets an over-extended exit, with Jennifer Lawrence dragging this dour final installment over the line.
The Queen of Ireland is a powerful, moving document that acts as a time-capsule of emotion and social change. It's also the funniest film of the year.
Mississippi Grind has earned a place for itself among the gambling classics with its unique angle on addiction and male friendship.
Queen of Earth is a terrifically creepy drama, driven by fine direction, a sharp script and two wonderful leading ladies.
With wit and panache, Jafar Panahi returns to rouse rabbles and debate in the thoroughly engaging Taxi Tehran.
As a first-rate horror full of dread, and as a directorial debut, The Witch excels. Prepare to be disturbed.
There are some bawdy laughs to be had, but Scouts Guide... seems to have no interest in aiming above its immature pay grade, and thus lacks memorability.
The Lobster is a unique and oddly affecting take on modern relationships, with a fine cast committing to its deadpan strangeness.