The late reign of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is the focus of Paolo Sorrentino's (The Great Beauty) latest film.

A feel good story of country music set in Glasgow, Wild Rose is a real British discovery. Jessie Buckley, following her breakout role in Beast, plays Rose-Lynn, who we meet as she is released from prison back to her Glasgow home. Feisty to a fault, she dreams of Nashville, but with two small children and an ankle bracelet, it’s a distant possibility.

How do you follow up that? With the titan Thanos having succeeded in his goal and wiped out half of life in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a depleted Avengers team vows to take one final stand.

Eighty-year-old Joan (Judi Dench) is beyond anyone's suspicion when she is arrested for treason, accused of having passed state secrets to the KGB for forty years. We watch as her younger self (Sophie Cookson) becomes involved with Communist factions at university, connections that only become more complex as she starts working on the nuclear weapons programme.

Natalie Portman is a troubled pop star in Brady Corbet's Vox Lux. Having shot to fame as a victim of a school shooting, Celeste (Portman) has reached the other side of teen stardom, and is on the brink, manipulated by her manager (Jude Law).

Carlos Acosta changed dance forever when he became the first black principal dancer of The Royal Ballet. Born in Cuba, travelling to London and becoming one of the most celebrated performers of our times, this film captures both his incredible life story and footage of Acosta himself interpreting his history through dance.