Dan Slevin reviews three new films in cinemas: In The Brutalist, Adrien Brody plays a Hungarian emigré architect looking for a new life in post-war America, in the documentary The Haka Party Incident, an Auckland University drinking party is disrupted by Māori activists, and in Maria, Angelina Jolie plays the prima donna Maria Callas during the last days of her life.

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Legendary diva Maria Callas is in denial about her waning powers.

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An Auckland University drinking party is disrupted by Māori activists.

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A Hungarian architect escapes Europe ravaged by World War II for a new life in America.

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At the Movies full episode.

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Maximum-security prisoners discover an escape through the performing arts.

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A young couple find their dreams of a long and beautiful relationship threatened by serious illness.

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A family on holiday get more than they bargained for when dad gets bitten by a mysterious creature.

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Timothée Chalamet shines in his portrayal of the protean Bob Dylan in director James Mangold's A Complete Unknown, writes Dan Slevin.

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Dan Slevin reviews an acclaimed animated film from Latvia about a black cat and his animal friends escaping a catastrophic flood.

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