Django has a similar premise to that of A Fistful of Dollars which in turn took its inspiration from Akira Kurosawa’s samurai classic, Yojimbo

A Private War, focuses on those brave souls who head into the perilous war zones of the world in search of their stories and indeed the truth

Early Summer focuses primarily on a 28 year old woman named Noriko who is single and lives in a large household with her parents

In Fernando Merielles’ 2019 drama, The Two Popes, we focus on - as the title suggests - two men who have held this esteemed role

Ray covers around three decades in the life of Ray Charles with events told out of sequence

The film follows the story of Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette (Keira Knightley), who lives in a rural community in northern France

With Wildlife, Dano explores the intricacies and damage of ailing marriages

What follows in Silent Voice is Shoya’s memories of what happened in that class and of the person it has made him today

Psycho is an expertly crafted horror thriller with a delightful performance from Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates

Todd Haynes’ psychological drama, Safe, is more than 20 years old but its themes continue of disease and social isolation

Going the Distance offers a familiar premise in exploring the challenge of maintaining a relationship

Woody Allen is absent from the cast in Bullets Over Broadway but Cusack’s narration slots in well in his stead

Gertrud tells the story of a former opera singer known as Gertrud who is married to Gustav Kanning, a lawyer and politician

Animal Factory is a very different film and you have to applaud Buscemi for his versatility

The Woodsman and the Rain is labelled as a comedy and at the outset it certainly feels that way

Roma is carefully paced, often ponderous at times, with dialogue sometimes absent allowing us to take in the moments on our own terms