Best films on Apple TV+

Andrew moves back to New Jersey after college graduation to live with his mother, stepfather Greg and younger brother David. He lands a side hustle as a party host at bat mitzvahs for his brother's classmates and meets "crazy mom" Domino, whose daughter Lola is autistic.

Oscar-winning comedy drama starring Emilia Jones. Ruby is in her senior year at high school, with her whole life ahead of her. However, she is also the sole hearing child of deaf adults, and her spare time is spent helping with the family fishing business. Ruby's priorities begin to change when she joins the school choir, leading to an important life decision affecting her loved ones and her own future happiness.

Former teacher Anna works at a love institute founded by scientific trailblazer Duncan, who claims to have invented a controversial technology that can confirm romantic compatibility. In the course of her duties, Anna sparks a deep friendship with sweet and sensitive co-worker Amir. Sci-fi romance starring Jessie Buckley, Riz Ahmed and Jeremy Allen White

Epic historical crime drama starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and Lily Gladstone. In 1920s Oklahoma, the discovery of oil on Osage land has made its inhabitants extremely wealthy - and attracted the unwelcome attention of greedy white interlopers. A series of murders sends shock waves through the community, prompting the arrival of an FBI agent to investigate.

Sweeping historical biopic charting the rise of well respected military leader Napoleon Bonaparte following rebellion in the French capital. Despite his tactical nous, Napoleon is unprepared for the greatest battle of all: to win the heart of fair Josephine. Starring Joaquin Phoenix and Vanessa Kirby

From producer Oprah Winfrey, this revealing documentary honors the legendary Sidney Poitier - iconic actor, filmmaker, and civil rights activist. Featuring interviews with Denzel Washington, Spike Lee, Barbra Streisand, and more.

To cinemagoers around the world, Canadian actor Michael J Fox will be indelibly linked to the Back To The Future series as wisecracking, time-travelling hero Marty McFly. At the age of 29, a year after the release of the trilogy's concluding instalment, he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and Fox used his public platform to shine a light on the incurable disease and passionately advocate for finding a cure. Now 61-years-old, Fox shares his personal and professional triumphs and challenges in a feature-length documentary directed by Davis Guggenheim, which incorporates archival and scripted elements. The film candidly chronicles Fox's rise to stardom in 1980s Hollywood in his own words and the subsequent years away from the cameras, clinging onto his unwavering optimism

Action crime comedy from the director of The Bourne Identity, starring Matt Damon and Casey Affleck. Just out of prison and down on his luck, army veteran Rory, who's struggling to support his ex-wife and son, is persuaded by career thief Cobby to help heist a corrupt mayor. But their best-laid plans go awry and the hapless pair are soon being chased across Boston by cops, mobsters and other felonious types.

Documentary. In an intimate conversation with director Errol Morris, celebrated novelist and former spy John le Carré, born David Cornwell, gives viewers insight into his life, career and writing process. Alongside the interview, filmed shortly before Le Carré's death in 2020, rare archival footage, clips from adaptations of his work and dramatised scenes round out this portrait of a complicated man.