World cinema

From A Wrinkle in Time and Tomb Raider to a documentary about a war photographer.

From Black Panther to an adult animation about sexual mores in Iran, these are movies worth making a trip to your cinema for, writes Christian Blauvelt.

US soldier Travis King is in American custody after being expelled by Pyongyang: in 1965, another US soldier who crossed into the North ended up a film star there, writes Simon Fowler.

From a biopic of JD Salinger and a Lady Gaga doc to a Tom Cruise thriller, these movies should keep you busy this month, writes Christian Blauvelt.

From Atomic Blonde and The Dark Tower to The Trip to Spain, who says August presents a dearth of exciting films?

The Open has been filmed in one of the UK’s most remote – and forbidding – areas. It looks unlike anything you’ve seen, writes Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore.

BBC Culture picks nine films to see next month, including a brutal Mexican cartel drama, Johnny Depp as a gangster and the first of the Oscar contenders.

A new film sheds light on a 1992 incident in Germany when a mob tried to burn down a building with 150 Vietnamese inside. It feels very relevant to 2015.