The Queen’s Corgi review – palace pooch in the doghouse
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1MDB: Wolf of Wall Street producer charged with embezzling millions
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The queen of evil dolls: why Annabelle's work ethic makes her a great role model
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Under the rainbow: how directors make LGBT films in countries hostile to gay rights
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Never Look Away review – epic but uneven melodrama about Gerhard Richter
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Spider-Man: Far from Home leaves Marvel in its darkest place yet – discuss with spoilers
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Vita & Virginia review – a hothouse of patrician passion
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Prisoners of the Moon review – the dark side of the Apollo 11 story
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US singer Halle Bailey cast as Ariel in Disney's live-action remake of The Little Mermaid
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Midsommar review – outrageous black-comic carnival of agony | Peter Bradshaw's film of the week
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The Cure: Anniversary 1978-2018 Live in Hyde Park London review – communal celebration
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The Sandman, Catch-22, Cloud Atlas ... is there such thing as an 'unfilmable' book?
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Escape Plan 3 review – Stallone back for more macho mayhem
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Toy Story 2 casting couch 'blooper' deleted by Disney after #MeToo movement
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The real story behind The Greatest Showman is one of exploitation. It’s time we told it | Rhoda Roberts
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Ooh, Matron! Why Carry On films refuse to remain dead
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Is the 25th Bond film the most cursed production of all time?
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Rose McGowan: 'I miss performing. My career was stolen'
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Marvel's Avengers: can the controversial new video game win over the faithful?
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Doll parts: why there's always room for creepy toys in Hollywood
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Streaming: curate your own Keanu mini-season
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Extended scares: in defense of the two-hour-plus horror movie
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On my radar: Florence Pugh’s cultural highlights
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Leonard Cohen and Marianne Ihlen: the love affair of a lifetime
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David Lynch: ‘It’s important to go out and feel the so-called reality’
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In Fabric review – rides a fine seam between humour and horror
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Searching for the real Michael Hutchence: 'He identified with the quiet types'
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Yesterday review – predictable romcom
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Murder Mystery: the film that asks – what is Jennifer Aniston doing?
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Cigarettes, alcohol and a 5am jog: how to become Liam Gallagher
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Steven Seagal film to tell story of Syrian toddler who drowned in Mediterranean
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Midsommar director Ari Aster: 'I often cling to dead things'
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What to see this week in the UK
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Apollo 11 review – stunning return to an incredible journey
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Zombie movies – ranked!
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Sun's out, flops out: what's the worst movie summer ever?
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Support the Girls review – bar boss calls time on her dodgy clientele
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'I felt kind of promiscuous': Gemma Arterton on Vita and Virginia
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William Simons obituary
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Penny Slinger: Out of the Shadows review – fascinating career re-examination
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Thom Yorke: Anima review – angst, anguish, paranoia and … jokes?
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Spider-Man: Far from Home review – post-Endgame outing lacks Marvel sparkle
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The problem with Flash Gordon is racism – and animation won't fix it
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Yesterday: the latest jukebox movie to put its women on mute
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Swinging 60s surrealist Penny Slinger: 'Collectors thought I came with the art'
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The Hunt review – false accusation unleashes small-town savagery
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In Fabric review – haunted red dress zips in from another dimension
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Photograph review – restrained Mumbai romance never comes into focus
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Eyes Without a Face star Édith Scob dies aged 81
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Kurier review – Polish war hero fights through gritty spy thriller
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Anima review – Thom Yorke glimpses romance on the morning train
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Arifa review – a heroine and a life too ordinary
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The Cold Blue review – return to the deadly skies of the second world war
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Euphoria here we come! Fatboy Slim on his 'silent' Ibiza film with Julien Temple
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'Another way of looking': the rise of ultra-Orthodox cinema
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The 10 best queer films you probably haven't seen
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How we made Candyman: 'I got a $1,000 bonus for every bee sting'
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Romeo and Juliet, from Ashcroft to Zeffirelli – in pictures
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Judi Dench defends work of Kevin Spacey and Harvey Weinstein
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Annabelle Comes Home review – creaky funhouse horror threequel
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John Francis Lane obituary
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Act your age: teens put the sheen on films about growing up
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Naval gazing: the submarine's fathomless rise to screen stardom
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Dressed to kill: In Fabric and horror’s fixation with evil fashion
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Streaming: two timely studies of global democracy
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Aston Martin chief executive faces vote against £1.2m salary
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Himesh Patel: ‘It’s weird to think about a Beatle watching me sing their songs’
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Toy Story 4 review – a franchise still very much alive
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Brightburn review: super-antihero fails to take flight
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On my radar: Lolita Chakrabarti’s cultural highlights
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