'We just keep fighting': behind an urgent, inspiring film about the ACLU
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Christopher Nolan's Tenet to be released in August – but not in the US
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Peter Graham obituary
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If Zac Efron has a ‘dad bod’, what hope is there for the rest of us? | Priya Elan
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My streaming gem: why you should watch Happy as Lazzaro
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Olivia de Havilland: Hollywood’s queen of radiant calm | Peter Bradshaw
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Dame Olivia de Havilland obituary
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Olivia de Havilland: what it's like working for a Hollywood legend | Hannah Partos
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Olivia de Havilland: a life in pictures
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Olivia de Havilland, star of Gone with the Wind, dies at 104
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Alice review – sex work as quick-fix female empowerment
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Nightmare on Elm Street's John Saxon: a life in pictures
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How to Build a Girl review – enjoyably rough-and-ready
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Glenda Jackson: ‘I’m an antisocial socialist’
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20 must-see documentaries to explain the world in 2020
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Stage Mother review – feelgood drag film falls flat
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Chiwetel Ejiofor: ‘You can’t play a part that’s not in you’
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Face off: the best and worst pop culture coronavirus masks
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Dressed to Kill at 40: Brian De Palma's thrilling yet problematic shocker
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Streaming: the Barbican's new Cinema on Demand
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Antkind by Charlie Kaufman review – a screenwriter's debut
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Why is Marvel taking its sweet time over Deadpool 3?
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Blockbuster movies delayed again by new coronavirus spikes
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Saint Frances review – compassion-filled unpicking of sexual politics
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Mel Gibson was hospitalised with coronavirus in April
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My streaming gem: why you should watch Let There Be Light
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The Rifleman review – Latvian war epic aims high
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Jacki Weaver: 'Michael Powell said I was headed for great things. He didn't tell me it would take 50 years'
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You name it, she's played it: the sublime classical actor Barbara Jefford
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Has Terrordome's time come? How a black British film found its moment
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Desiree Akhavan's fantasy film festival: 'Price of admission is your filthiest sexual fantasy'
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Spy Intervention review – a film without a quantum of solace
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Jim Carrey's 20 best film performances – ranked!
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The Big Ugly review – a boozy bonanza of blokey brutality
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Stage Mother review – drag-queen heartwarmer never rises above tepid
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Story of a Love Affair review – Antonioni's riveting postwar noir
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Outdoor theatre and cinema in Europe and the UK: readers' travel tips
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Helen Mirren at 75: wild costumes, blazing performances – and a spell as a rock banshee
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The Good Girls review – a high-class skewering of Mexican decadence
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Alice review – sex-worker drama fails to sell its preposterous premise
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Coincoin and the Extra-Humans review – fuzz, sludge and lewd laughs
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Amber Heard said Johnny Depp tried to suffocate her with pillow, court told
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Once There Was Brasília review – sci-fi odyssey into Brazil's murky politics
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As Tenet is delayed yet again, is it time to end cinema's 'America first' policy?
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Garbancito, hero of Europe’s first feature-length animated colour film, to fight again
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Shut Up and Sing: why The Chicks' 2006 documentary means more now than ever
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Blooms with a view: Derek Jarman's magical garden gets a transplant
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Natalie Portman and Serena Williams' daughter among new NWSL team owners
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Warner Bros delays release of Christopher Nolan's Tenet again
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Amber Heard says she punched Johnny Depp to defend her sister
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Strasbourg 1518 review – Jonathan Glazer's cathartic spasm of protest for our times
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What can we learn from Netflix's all-time top 10 movies?
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Beyoncé unveils trailer for Disney+ visual album Black is King
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At the drive-in: the best films you can see from your car
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'I grew a beard to try to hide in public': Haley Joel Osment on success after child stardom
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Buñuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles review – intriguing animation
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Alfre Woodard: 'We want all those with a stake in the death row business to see this film'
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Strasbourg 1518: reliving a 16th-century ‘dancing plague’ in lockdown
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This week's best culture, from How to Build a Girl to Sleeping Beauty
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Clemency review – Alfre Woodard quietly dazzles in this superb death row drama
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Observer culture quiz: from Scarface's little friend to big numbers about town
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Come As You Are review - a briskly unsentimental journey
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On my radar: Moses Boyd on his cultural highlights
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Streaming: the best Japanese films
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Zizi Jeanmaire obituary
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Disappearance at Clifton Hill review – dark tale of childhood trauma
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Clemency – superb, heartbreaking death-row drama | Peter Bradshaw's film of the week
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'I am Germany': Berlin Alexanderplatz gets new hero in cinematic adaptation
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‘Money makes money’: Uganda’s Tarantino raises funds with rap
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Malcolm McDowell: 'I have no memory of doing most of my films'
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