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Cruise & co firing on all cylinders in latest Mission: Impossible, plus Pierce Brosnan in fun caper comedy The Out-Laws, French satire Smoking Causes Coughing, and Morocco-set drama The Damned Don’t Cry
Fyzal Boulifa’s intense drama about this unusually tight family unit fleeing scandal and debt is a painterly triumph
Fyzal Boulifa's impressive second feature explores class, shame and identity. Review by Markie Robson-Scott
The setting is northern Morocco, and eventually Tangier, while the deftly played protagonists are doting yet cash-strapped mother Fatima-Zahra (Aicha Tebbae) and her adoring teenage son Selim (Abdellah El Hajjouji)
The acclaimed British-Moroccan director, who made his name with 2019’s Lynn + Lucy, on growing up in white working-class Leicester, filming with nuance and the brutality of London