Azrael

Mormon missionaries visit the wrong house this week in Heretic, there's courtroom drama in Juror #2, a sex worker marries the son of an oligarch in Anora and a weekend romance changes everything in Falling Into Place - see our interview with director Aylin Tezel. A farmer defends his fellow villagers in The Last Front - read what director and star Julien Hayet-Kerknawi and Iain Glen told us about it - while a gangster faces up to a brain disease in Absolution and a Hollywood legend is remembered in Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story. Old friends reunite in Pedro Almodóvar’s The Room Next Door - we spoke with stars Tilda Swinton and Alessandro Nivola - while a family is tormented by an abusive relative in The Front Room, the story of Cyprus is told in The Divided Island and Exhibition On Screen presents art documentary Van Gogh: Poets & Lovers. The story of Milli Vanilli is dramatised in Girl You Know It's True, a murder accusation propels an actress to stardom in The Crime Is Mine, and a lawyer helps a cartel boss start a new life as a woman in Emilia Perez. A journalist investigates her own sexual assault in documentary Black Box Diaries, and the return of looted artworks to Benin is addressed in Dahomey. Contestants are forced into a deadly game show in DarkGame - see what director Howard J Ford told us about it - while middle-aged male strippers find themselves in supernatural peril in Members Club, a prisoner flees through a post-apocalyptic world in Azrael and there are re-releases for time travel tale Back To The Future Part II and horror classics A Nightmare On Elm Street and Halloween.

We also have a great selection of film and streaming suggestions in our Stay-at-Home Seven. Plus read our selection of London Film Festival highlights.

• Van Gogh: Poets & Lovers
• The Divided Island
• Absolution
• The Last Front
• Heretic
• Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story
• Juror #2
• Anora
• Azrael
• The Problem With People
• Bird
• Falling Into Place
• Point Break