Reviews

Serious contender for De Niro's greatest ever movie

Catch up with the opening series of Seinfeld co-creator's darkly hilarious sitcom

Superior sword-slashing spectacular with powerful performances

All-acoustic deconstruction of singer-songwriter's career highlights

Tasty offbeat debut from bedroom-dwelling electro-funk fanatics

Exquisitely frosted debut from Toronto's Tony Dekker

Undeservedly obscure synth duo reappraised

Louisiana legend hits the comeback trail

BFI re-release of cult classic plays London before rolling across the country

The definitive American indie-lite film from '93, made by a pre-schmaltz Lasse Hallström and starring a young Leonardo DiCaprio, this has an affecting warmth and wit. Like an anti-David Lynch movie, it sells smalltown Americana, via Johnny Depp's harried protagonist, as a confused, idiosyncratic but always humane place. John C Reilly and Crispin Glover provide heavyweight back-up.