Funny until it makes you sad, “The Day Shall Come” may lack the bitingly mundane bleakness of “Four Lions” thanks to its sunny Florida setting, but it’s no less depressing as it exposes the farcical side of false flag operations.

Moses Al Shabazz (Marchánt Davis) is a self-styled radical black preacher plotting to overthrow the white man and take on the forces of gentrification from his urban…

Move over Bess (and, I suspect, pre-emptive apologies to Margot Robbie) there’s a new award-baiting Queen on the block: oft-overlooked 18th Century sovereign Queen Anne.

England, 1708. A frail Queen Anne (Olivia Coleman) occupies the throne, disinterested in matters of state and instead consumed by her various ailments and an ongoing quest for distraction and entertainment. The job of ruling she…

Imagine a world where nothing and nobody adheres to a neatly binary system of good and bad and life is messy and compromised. It’s this real world untidiness which lies at the beating heart of “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”, Martin McDonagh’s brash, darkly funny and often shocking fable of small-town disenfranchised American life. Frustrated by the lack of action by the local police…