Six films to watch this week

Nicole Kidman stars in erotic thriller ‘Babygirl’; ‘Maria’ recalls the final act of Maria Callas; Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin mix comedy with Holocaust history in ‘A Real Pain’; ‘The Girl with the Needle’ is a grim Danish true-crime drama; documentary ‘Architecton’ meditates on the story of stone; ‘Nosferatu’ revisits the 1922 vampire horror classic — reviews by Danny Leigh and Jonathan Romney

Babygirl film review — Nicole Kidman ignites flammable cocktail of sex, power and submission
Corporate hierarchies are upended and climaxes withheld in an erotic thriller of ideas as well as flesh
Maria film review — Angelina Jolie is a magnetic Maria Callas in bruised biopic
Pablo Larraín’s focus on the great soprano’s fading final act strands her in a Parisian ‘Sunset Boulevard’
A Real Pain film review — a deft mix of odd-couple comedy and Holocaust history
Writer/director Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin star as American cousins touring Poland uncomfortably
The Girl with the Needle film review — a grim chapter in Danish history made fine cinema
The many misfortunes of a young Copenhagen woman are starkly painted in Magnus von Horn’s true-crime drama
Architecton film review — documentary where rock is the star
Victor Kossakovsky directs this strikingly filmed meditation on the history and significance of stone
Nosferatu film review — inventive horror a little scared of its own shadow
Robert Eggers’ update of the 1922 vampire classic stars Bill Skarsgård, Lily-Rose Depp and Willem Dafoe