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After an extraordinary year which temporarily closed cinemas, Damon Smith chooses his top 10 films of 2020 Parasite: Choi Woo-shik as Kim Ki-woo, Song Kang-ho as Kim Ki-taek, Chang Hyae-jin as Kim Chung-sook and Park So-dam as Kim Ki-jeong Damon Smith Soul: Soul 22 (Tina Fey) and Joe (Jamie Foxx) 1. PARASITE (15, 132 mins) Thriller/Comedy/Horror/Romance. Song Kang-ho, Chang Hye-jin, Choi Woo-shik, Park So-dam, Lee Sun-kyun, Cho Yeo-jeong, Jeong Ji-so, Jung Hyeon-jun, Lee Jung-eun. Director: Bong Joon-ho. WRITER-director Bong Joon-ho mines a mother lode of deliciou...

When time stands still and all around you shudders to a halt, we seek inspiration beyond our reality and find refuge in the magic of film. Taking us up into its arms and away into its dreams, film will forever be our saviour. Showing us the light that bursts forth from beyond the storm, film shelters all its children in its warmth and wonder and promise of other worlds. In film, we trust. And so we take this opportunity to reclaim moments of a broken year and celebrate the films from 2020 that helped us stay safe and keep our faith in a better tomorrow. It’s our annual massive list!

Madeleine (Adele Haenel) does not know that she is a character in a rom-com. She thinks she's in a war movie. Or, better yet, a dystopian post-apocalyptic movie. Anything but a rom-com. She does not smile until an hour and 20 minutes into "Love at First Fight," a new French rom-com, directed by Thomas Cailley. It's a bold and refreshing choice to have the lead character in a rom-com be this uningratiating, and this deadpan. The screwball dames of the 1930s may have had their quirks, and certainly gave as good as they got in any linguistic battle, but they didn't hold out as long as Madeleine ...

The Trial of the Chicago 7. Picture: NICO TAVERNISE/NETFLIX 2020 - Credit: NICO TAVERNISE/NETFLIX © 2020 As we head towards 2021, film reviewer Paul Steward looks back on his top 10 films of 2020. Saint Maud. Picture: STUDIOCANAL - Credit: STUDIOCANAL It’s been a mighty strange year for the film industry. The global coronavirus pandemic has forced cinemas to close their doors and seen big budget blockbusters abandon their planned release dates for the imagined safer shores of 2021. However, despite the unprecedented circumstances many great movies still managed to see the light of day. H...

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