Evan

Timothee Chalamet gives the best performance of his career - alongside a terrific supporting cast - in this engrossing and entertaining story about Dylan’s early career and revolutionary use of an electric guitar at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1965.

There’s a lot of concept and some great ideas and visuals, but the script is weak, the talent is wasted, nothing coheres and what we are left with is something that just feels self-indulgent and incoherent.

A thoughtful, intelligent and funny film about two cousins’ journey to visit their late grandmother’s home in Poland and, at the same time, reconnect to each other as their lives have grown apart.