In honour of Father’s Day, Chris Wasser brings us the most memorable cinematic dads of all time.

Brooding, disconnected, an ever-present sense of dread and paranoia ... it’s not too hard to imagine why Luca Guadagnino, the Italian director behind the new remake of 1977 horror classic Suspiria, was so set on having Thom Yorke write the music for him, writes Stephen Jones.

A wonderful film of lyrical beauty – with a terrific score by John Adams and from Swinton a performance that must rank as one of the greatest of her distinguished career – about love, wealth, family secrets and the search for who one really is.