François Ozon: 'Young people now don’t have the inhibitions older actors did'
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Time review – poetic documentary about a family torn apart by prison
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Flesh Gordon? Artwork reveals erotic version that was never made
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Being a Human Person review – unexpectedly moving
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Johnny Flynn: 'I feel I need to do things with urgency'
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Rhonda Fleming, 'Queen of Technicolor' in the 1940s and 50s, dies aged 97
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From Warhol to Steve McQueen: a history of video art in 30 works
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Streaming: the best films exploring black British lives
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Not all doom and gloom: UK cultural highlights for autumn
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I'm Your Woman review – 70s thriller goes from marvelous to middling
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Sidse Babett Knudsen: the Borgen star mixing Danish drama and Westminster intrigue
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Italian critics aghast at 'demeaning' comedy that makes light of pandemic
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Carla Bruni's teenage obsessions: 'Francis Bacon shows our confusion, desire, madness'
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Behind the scenes with Ridley Scott – in pictures
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Dog Soldiers review – gory larks with furry werewolves
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From ET to The Wicker Man: 10 of the best film soundtracks
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'There's a whole war going on': the film tracing a decade of cyber-attacks
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Alec Baldwin on the set of Pixie: 'My priest will never see this movie. I’ll make sure of that'
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Time review – heroic dignity and high emotion in battle to free a jailed husband
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Body of Water review – one wedding, and a sobering take on eating disorders
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Sacha Baron Cohen's films – ranked!
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Carmilla review – clever but bloodless spin on classic female-vampire yarn
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Herbert Kretzmer, the TV critic who dressed for success | Nancy Banks-Smith
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Why horror keeps creeping into black drama - video
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Film trailer touches a nerve as Mexico grapples with race and class
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Blood and Money review – grizzled wilderness thriller
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'It was worth giving up my anonymity': how Obama's photographer became a star
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'It's like slavery' – Time, the shocking film about a family torn apart by the US jail industry
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Rebecca review – overdressed and underpowered romantic thriller | Peter Bradshaw's film of the week
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Hair, glasses, Santa puppy T-shirt: get the Glenn Close Hillbilly Elegy look
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Mafia Inc review – old-school gangster pic based on real Canadian milieu
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Legacy of Lies review – sappy action thriller undone by lack of smarts
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The Devil Has a Name review - fire-breathing thriller about a farmer taking on Big Oil
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Being a Human Person review – the Monty Pythonesque artistry of Roy Andersson
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Gal Gadot as Cleopatra is a backwards step for Hollywood representation
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The Kid Detective review – cutesy crime caper takes a dark left turn
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Soul review – Pixar's rapturous tale of a jazz nut on a surreal out-of-body journey
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Virtual voguing and digital razzle-dazzle: London film festival takes the arts into a new dimension
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'Cinema brings hope in a way laptops cannot': what readers miss most about the movies
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'I was hit and knocked to the ground': the true story of The Trial of the Chicago 7
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'They refused to act': inside a chilling documentary on Trump's bungled Covid-19 response
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Isabella Rossellini: ‘Ageing brings a lot of happiness. You get fatter – but there is freedom’
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Lovecraft Country's Jonathan Majors: 'Jim Crow America is literally in my DNA'
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Welcome to the Blumhouse: Nocturne/Evil Eye review – dark desires
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My streaming gem: why you should watch Beauties of the Night
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Cinemas 'shocked and dismayed' by Disney decision to launch Soul on streaming
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The Trial of the Chicago 7: is Aaron Sorkin living in a liberal fantasy land?
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Vue to shut a quarter of UK cinemas three days a week
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Ariyon Bakare: ‘Everything has fallen into place’
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To the End of the World by Rupert Everett review – witty memoir of a Wilde life
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Saint Maud review – a chilling nurse on a mission from God
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Greta Thunberg: ‘Only people like me dare ask tough questions on climate’
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The Forty-Year-Old Version review – razor-sharp satire
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French Exit review – Michelle Pfeiffer can't save disastrous sinking souffle
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Streaming: the best films about doppelgängers and shifting identities
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The War with Grandpa review: De Niro slums in delayed ex-Weinstein farce
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I Am Woman review - Helen Reddy biopic sings flat
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Kajillionaire review – stylish band of scammers do the trick
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Kevin Bacon: 'I couldn't care less about being heroic or handsome'
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Miranda July's teenage obsessions: 'Bikini Kill were gods'
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My streaming gem: why you should watch I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore
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'If Bond moves again, it's armageddon': seven experts on the future of the film industry
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Yield to the Night review – unforgettable death-row drama starring Diana Dors
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Peter Sarsgaard: 'People like the bad guy. It's distasteful but it's human nature'
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What did Prince listen to in the car? This Instagram account may tell you
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Beyond the Visible – Hilma af Klint review – fresh canvas for art's mystical maverick
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'It’s not a question of belief': the film examining government UFO records
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Cats & Dogs: Paws Unite! review – unfunny third instalment of the pet-centric yarn
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How do you feel about UK cinemas closing during the Covid pandemic?
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Totally Under Control review – shocking film on Trump's failure to handle Covid-19
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