Radioactive review – Rosamund Pike flounders in toxic Marie Curie biopic
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Just Mercy review – star power lifts sturdy, emotive legal drama
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Venice film festival 2019 roundup: shocks, horrors and dark jokers
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Sandy Powell: ‘Who would play me in a film of my life? Eddie Izzard’
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Cats! Jokers! Kanye! The 50 best things to see this autumn
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Streaming: Elisabeth Moss in Her Smell – not to be sniffed at
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Awkwafina: 'Growing up, I latched on to strong Asian-American idols'
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Hope Gap review – Annette Bening stumbles in empty divorce drama
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Military Wives review – Kristin Scott Thomas helps feelgood Britcom sing
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Waves review – stylish family tragedy soars before washing away
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Cold war experiments and storybook monsters - back to Venice's VR island
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Waiting for the Barbarians review – Johnny Depp turns up the heat in the desert
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Honey Boy review – Shia LaBeouf turns therapy into big-screen drama
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The Personal History of David Copperfield review: Dev Patel shines in Iannucci's charmer
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Jack O'Connell to play Happy Mondays' Shaun Ryder in biopic
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Woody Allen claims he's 'done everything the MeToo movement would love to achieve’
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What to see this week in the UK
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A Minuscule Adventure review – sweet animated tale minus Hollywood distractions
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'I'm a perfectionist' – director Lynne Ramsay on delays, self-image and dancing with Joaquin Phoenix
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Is this the cultural moment of the ‘hot priest’?
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Crazy Rich Asians co-writer quits after being offered eighth of writer's salary
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Oh Jeremy Renner, you only have thousands of versions of yourself to blame for your app's failure
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Rapid Response review – motor sports documentary stays in the slow lane
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Maggie Smith's 20 best films – ranked!
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Sprinter review – speedy sporting drama runs out of puff
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The Goldfinch: can a film solve Donna Tartt's most divisive book?
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A Batman v Joker movie could make Marvel's Avengers look like the Powerpuff Girls
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The Third Man: behind the scenes of the film noir masterpiece – in pictures
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Gender and racial diversity on the up in blockbuster films, study finds
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Bob Wilber obituary
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The Big Meeting review – heartfelt tribute to miners' solidarity
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'I love Woody and I believe him': Scarlett Johansson defends Allen
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Moffie review – soldiers on the frontline of homophobia
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The Shiny Shrimps review – water polo comedy stuck at the shallow end
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Rojo review – shame and fury in the land of the disappeared | peter bradshaw's film of the week
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Guest of Honour review – David Thewlis grapples with sex, sin and dirty kitchens
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Fears of a clown: why the original It will always be the best
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Oscar season heats up as J-Lo, Hanks and an imaginary Hitler head to Toronto
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About Endlessness review – a divine comedy with moments of devilish wit
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It Chapter Two review – Stephen King's homicidal harlequin of hell returns
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The Painted Bird review – savage, searing three-hour tour of hell
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Common: 'I wanted to be the dopest. Then I found a higher purpose'
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Cara Delevingne on her big TV breakthrough: ‘I don’t want an easy ride’
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Kristen Stewart told to stop 'holding her girlfriend’s hand in public'
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'If all men got pregnant, it'd be taken more seriously': behind the scenes of Seahorse – video
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Terry Gilliam says he disagrees with John Cleese's worldview
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The King review – rogues' gallery of grunters and brawlers
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Make them wait! Why the age of bingewatching may finally be over
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The New Pope review – enter a seductively camp John Malkovich
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Helen Hunt: ‘An Oscar's not a big game-changer. It's not like your worries are over’
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The Laundromat review: Gary Oldman spins lies to Meryl Streep in sparkling comedy
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Meryl Streep on the Panama Papers: ‘People died to get the word out’
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'Like a bullet from a gun': Laurie Kynaston on playing a tormented teen
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Ema review: Pablo Larrain proves a master rug-puller in domestic teaser
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On my radar: Salman Rushdie’s cultural highlights
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Bait review – one of the defining British films of the decade
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The Observer guide to the best autumn culture
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The Souvenir – Joanna Hogg’s most intimate film to date
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Arnold Schwarzenegger pays emotional tribute as 'best friend' Franco Columbu dies
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Joker review – Joaquin Phoenix’s villain has last laugh in twisted tale
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Aniara review – stunning sci-fi eco parable
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Streaming: 50 years of the Troubles
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Judy review: Renée Zellweger goes full rainbow in vanilla biopic
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Seberg review: Kristen Stewart meets the Black Panthers in low-key biopic
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An Officer and a Spy review – Polanski's iron-heeled inquest into 1890s antisemitism
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Memory: The Origins of Alien review – inside the secret psyche of a monster
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'Women don't belong in balloons': stand back for an unexpected Theory of Everything 2
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And the loser is ... when award show hosts tank on stage
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Richard Linklater to spend 20 years making Sondheim musical movie
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Drugs, exploitation, 72-hour shifts: can Hollywood take care of its child stars?
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