Matt Damon and Kristen Wiig play a married couple in Alexander Payne’s

ing as his loyal yet independent-spirited wife.

I, Tonya: praise this mockumentary tragicomedy as a stinging, Scorsese-style take on one of the biggest scandals in U.S. sports

the world of competitive

Margot Robbie stars as Olympic hopeful Tonya Harding, famous as the family in Philadelphia has been a popular documentary across the festival circuit. The Raineys describe themselves as “progressive and proud” despite

deprivation on screen in vérité style. Following the Rainey family and their neighbours through social transitions that evolve through the Obama presidency until late last year, it has been praised as a moving portrait of people counting their blessings and paying them forward even when the chips are down.

Downsizing: his feature debut with Election through his most recent movie, Nebraska,

taken a whimsical look at average American men entering middle age with a sense of being puny players in the big game

futuristic look at those ideas in this fantasy about technology that actually shrinks them to 5 inches tall. Matt

play a married couple dealing with a dubious sales pitch that people who become physically little turn out to be economically supersized. The ensemble includes Christoph

Sudeikis, Neil Patrick Harris and Laura Dern. So yeah, you could be a

one.

Phantom Thread: never quite know what Paul Thomas Anderson has in mind until his weeks afterward as his latest one-of-a-kind opus evolves through your consciousness. That sense of mystery is one of the reasons why his work is so highly anticipated. The facts known about this mysterious love

plays a celebrated fashion designer in 1950s London; he develops a relationship with a strong-willed woman whom he lifts above her working-class origins; his protective, controlling sister moves to control

Anderson has shared in trailers feels like a dark

drama directed by Alfred Hitchcock.