Mufasa: The Lion King to O’Dessa – the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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How did Snow White become the year’s most cursed movie?
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‘Just wait until Trump takes away our unions’: Fionnula Flanagan on America, Ireland and acting silent
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‘Emotions? They’re no big thing, man!’ Jeff Bridges on satisfaction, silver linings – and his secret life in music
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Karla Sofía Gascón says she is ‘less racist than Gandhi’ on return to public eye
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Tom Cruise to receive BFI fellowship: ‘I’ve been making films in the UK for 40 years and have no plans to stop’
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First trailer arrives for Paul Thomas Anderson’s collaboration with Leonardo DiCaprio
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Santa Fe clinic says Gene Hackman’s wife called them the day after police say she died
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Flow review – Oscar-winning animation is a beautiful and painterly animal adventure
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Keira Knightley at 40: her 20 best films – ranked!
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Two Strangers Trying Not to Kill Each Other review – compelling portrait of a passionate marriage
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‘Never fails to make my day’: readers on their feelgood movies
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When Autumn Falls review – François Ozon’s diverting mystery of tricky family dynamics
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Only known script of Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless to be auctioned online
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‘I’d feel stifled by that’: Gwyneth Paltrow told intimacy coordinator to ‘step back’ on new film with Timothée Chalamet
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Florida mayor drops threat to evict cinema over No Other Land screening
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The Alto Knights review – double De Niro makes for a laborious true-story mafioso movie
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Rachel Zegler says West Side Story executives repeatedly asked her to prove Latina heritage
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‘He threw body piercing parties and lay on a bed of nails’: the wild life of body modification guru Fakir Musafar
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The Thinking Game review – DeepMind study offers wide-lens view of our tech lords and AGI
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Your feelgood movies: which comfort films would you recommend?
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Gal Gadot’s Walk of Fame ceremony disrupted by political protesters
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Star Wars: Visions – finally, a spin-off that lives up to the original
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‘I aggressed you’: Jonathan Majors reportedly admits to assault in audio recording
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Dawn of Impressionism, Paris 1874 review – detailed examination of key moment in art history
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‘Will Freya find a lovely birthday gift for mummy?’: why the Sylvanian Families movie is the anti-Barbie
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‘We had even more fights than they show in the film’: how we made Dig! with the Brian Jonestown Massacre and the Dandy Warhols
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Why are the most expensive Netflix movies also the worst?
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Direct Action review – French activist commune shows everyone how to make a protest count
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Is Sadie Sink’s casting in Spider-Man a sign that Marvel is looking to the future?
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Will Smith announces first album in 20 years, Based on a True Story
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‘Something must have gone wrong with us’: David Cronenberg and Howard Shore on four decades of body horror
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Gator Creek review – blood-lust in the bayou with drug-crazed killer reptiles
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Behind Closed Doors review – Brazil’s descent into authoritarianism laid brutally bare
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‘Actually romantic and actually funny’: why When Harry Met Sally is my feelgood movie
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It’s Not My Film review – relationship-crisis movie takes the long road through the Baltics
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Award-winning Belgian actor Émilie Dequenne dies aged 43
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The Rule of Jenny Pen review – John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush excel in malicious nursing home chiller
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The Electric State review – Russo brothers’ robot saga is a bogglingly expensive dud
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Last Breath review – unbearably tense deep-sea drama
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Antidote review – real-time film about those standing up to Putin is essential viewing
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Intern of the Jedi: film sector turns to franchise favourites in effort to woo talent
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Black Bag review – glossy Steven Soderbergh spy thriller is less Slow Horses, more show pony
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‘It’s controversial and polarising’: is Disney’s new Snow White a poisoned apple?
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Streaming: A Real Pain and the best mismatched buddy movies
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From Last Breath to Gangs of London: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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Cry-Baby, the Musical review – John Waters’ teen rebels will have you in tears of joy
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Gene Hackman estate goes to court to prevent release of autopsy pictures
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‘Cancer gave me clarity’: Industry star Marisa Abela on surviving serious illness, playing posh and on-screen nudity
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‘Musicals can be quite sinister’: Tilda Swinton and Joshua Oppenheimer on bonkers bunker singalong The End
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Clueless review – all back to the 90s for a musical of the movie? As if!
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The Parenting review – supernatural caper is a so-so comedy and a lousy horror
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‘I told Charlotte Rampling’s agent: I want to see her doing the vacuuming’: François Ozon
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Florida mayor seeks to evict cinema for showing Oscar-winning No Other Land
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Antidote review – gripping study of dissidents and whistleblowers in Putin’s crosshairs
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‘80 years of lies and deception’: is this film proof of alien life on Earth?
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‘It’s supposed to be intense’: inside the experimental film that ‘truly captures’ autism
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‘I’m all for strange’: Sister Midnight’s Karan Kandhari on his punk rock debut, two decades in the making
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‘I never thought about Oscars’: Brutalist composer Daniel Blumberg on the happiness and horror of his big win
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Novocaine review – throwaway one-joke action comedy brings the pain
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DoJ official says she was fired after refusing to restore Mel Gibson’s gun rights
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The Beguiled: Clint Eastwood’s 1971 version is a sweaty, southern hothouse
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Oh My Goodness! review – bike-racing nuns go for the prize in freewheeling clerical comedy
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Having a bawl: why Avatar 3 will reduce you to a sobbing husk (just ask James Cameron’s wife)
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‘I demand to have some booze!’: how do actors fake being drunk or on drugs?
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All Happy Families review – childhood home is renovation project in likable indie drama
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Satu – Year of the Rabbit review – scene-stealing runaways on picturesque road trip across Laos
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‘A cascade of terrible things’: documentary pieces together Rust shooting tragedy
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American Dreamer review – Peter Dinklage is charmer in oddball tale of eccentric inheritance
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Drop review – a standout from White Lotus excels in tight first date thriller
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