Families coming apart, told honestly.
a dying town, in black and white
Bergman's warmest and largest
the studio tearjerker at its most skilful
Davies' memory film, built from songs
the year's best American debut
Ang Lee's coldest
Dogme 95's best product
Almodóvar's warmest
Lynch's gentlest film
Altman's last great ensemble
Anderson's family album
Adams' breakthrough, and a very specific North Carolina
Baumbach's sharpest
suburban dread, done seriously
the Coens' most personal
Leigh's saddest
Reichardt, and Lily Gladstone
Branagh's memoir, in black and white