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An exhaustive, engaging study of postwar British film and television. It is a feat of argument, description and affection
Movie star says she lost millions because superhero film was released online and in cinemas at the same time
At a time when smaller movies are being squeezed out by streaming and Hollywood franchises, the New York-based company is bucking all trends
Leslie Felperin reviews ‘The Suicide Squad’, ‘Jungle Cruise’, ‘The Sparks Brothers’ and ‘The Most Beautiful Boy in the World’ — plus reviews of ‘The World to Come’ and ‘Riders of Justice’ by Danny Leigh
Edgar Wright’s film about Ron and Russell Mael mixes archive footage with an impressively broad spectrum of interviewees
Disney’s theme-park-to-film adaptation is much funnier than you might expect
Downbeat documentary tells the story of Swedish child actor Björn Andrésen, who starred in Visconti’s Death in Venice
Writer-director James Gunn lifts the superhero sequel with a finessed mix of characters and better wisecracking
The chief executive on his new role as British Film Institute chair, unlocking its potential and bringing Netflix series to multiplexes
A prize from Frieze and the Ghetto Film School offers aspiring film-makers from under-represented backgrounds a foot into the industry
The actor on his newfound Marvel stardom, embracing drag and why he understands ‘Withnail and I’ obsessives
Hollywood’s queen of mean remains so magnetic, you barely notice her co-star drones — as an upcoming film season reminds us
Anders Thomas Jensen crafts a feelgood tale of male rage and payback in Copenhagen
Casey Affleck stars in a film that suffers from dopy plotting and a curious approach to mental health
At the heart of Philippe Lacôte’s simmering film is the power — and danger — of storytelling
Albert Dupontel’s César-winning movie sends an unlikely duo on a kamikaze mission
Katherine Waterston and Vanessa Kirby excel in Mona Fastvold’s film, set in 1850s upstate New York
Pandemic forced director Naomi Kawase to rethink approach as Olympic organisers faced PR battle
Sean Baker, maker of Tangerine and The Florida Project, returns with another story of life on the sidelines
Despite the presence of stars and big-name directors, many films were lacklustre until Wes Anderson and Julia Ducournau rode to the rescue
The ‘Fantastic Beasts’ actress on connecting with her co-stars and confronting tragedy in her new film, ‘The World to Come’
Quentin Dupieux’s strange comic-horror about a man obsessed with buckskin also stars Adèle Haenel
Vibrant documentary makes the story of the 1964 Japanese women’s volleyball team quietly thrilling
Footage from the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival has been transformed it into a stunning documentary featuring a star cast of black music legends
Uberto Pasolini’s film follows a window cleaner with a young son and only a few months to live
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