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Someone’s Daughter, Someone’s Son review – stories of homelesness from a survivor  The Guardian

‘Remake’ Review: Documentarian Ross McElwee Honors the Memory of His Late Son by Chronicling Their Onscreen Relationship  IndieWire

Former Big Issue vendor-turned film star Earl Charlton describes a day in his life  Big Issue

15 Movies About Dementia and Alzheimer’s  Verywell Health

The Promised Land  filmreviewdaily.com

Someone’s Daughter, Someone’s Son review – homelessness documentary should be required viewing for all politicians  The Guardian

‘F*ck My Son!’ Review: Can a Movie Be Gross Enough That AI Isn’t the Most Disgusting Thing About It?  IndieWire

‘Chand Mera Dil’ Movie Review: A Cloudy Love Story Drenched in Expensive Sunscreen  The Hollywood Reporter India

Won’t Someone Help This Mother?  The Cut

John Legend Says His Daughter Looks Up to Kamala Harris  The Hollywood Reporter

‘Migration’ Continues Soaring at U.K., Ireland Box Office as ‘The Iron Claw’ Makes Strong Debut  Variety

Miss You, Love You review: A gravely calibrated look at grief  Roger Ebert

The Truth Behind the Explosive Ending of ‘Anna Nicole Smith: You Don’t Know Me’  Netflix

‘The Carpenter’s Son’ Review: Nicolas Cage Plays Jesus’ Stepfather in a Biblically Dull Horror Movie About Growing Up as the Son of God  IndieWire

Film-maker revisits her homeless past to show rough sleepers’ plight  The Guardian

The Monk and the Gun  filmreviewdaily.com

‘Flora and Son’ Review: John Carney Delivers Another Cozy, Crowd-Pleasing Irish Musical  IndieWire

‘The Calming’ Review: Song Fang’s Meditative Breakup Movie Is Cinematic ASMR  IndieWire

“Minding the Gap,” Reviewed: A Self-Questioning Documentary About What Happened to a Group of Young Skaters  The New Yorker

‘The Commandant’s Shadow’ Review: A Chilling Documentary Postscript to ‘The Zone of Interest’ that Centers on Rudolf Höss’ Children  IndieWire

Rough sleepers behind new film calling for homelessness reform | ITV News  ITVX

Movie Review: A grieving mother sees a new neighbor as someone who was “Here Before”  rogersmovienation.com

‘A Normal Family’ Review: The Kids Aren’t Alright in This Deliciously Cruel Korean Drama  IndieWire

‘Monster Trucks’ Review: This Kid-Friendly Creature Feature Drafts Off A Dozen Better Movies  IndieWire

‘Hit the Road’ Review: An Iranian Family Makes a Run for the Border in Panah Panahi’s Unforgettable Debut  IndieWire

‘Son of the White Mare’ Review: The Greatest Psychedelic Animated Movie Ever Made  IndieWire

New must-see documentary on homelessness shines light on Glasgow initiative  Glasgow Times

New film Lollipop powerfully lays bare the 'inhumane' way mothers are cut off from their children  Big Issue