‘How do we stop this?’ Inuit woman unpacks trauma of being twice colonized
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We’re all feeling sequel fatigue – but Hollywood’s giving us Shrek 5 | Sian Cain
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Hit Netflix show Supacell is raising awareness of sickle cell anaemia
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Shrek 5: Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy and Cameron Diaz returning for 2026 sequel
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Harvey Weinstein faces potential November retrial and possible new charges
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‘Rage is your gift’: Paul Mescal battles Pedro, Denzel and a rhino in first Gladiator II trailer
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Fly Me to the Moon review – slinky Scarlett Johansson in cynical moon-landing conspiracy comedy
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The Devil Wears Prada sequel in the works about declining advertising revenues for print media
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Bushman review – amazing real-time evocation of a Nigerian’s life in 70s America
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Sing Sing review – powerful, deeply felt drama takes theatre behind bars
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The Pawnshop review – humour and humanity in Poland’s massive second hand shop
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Judge rules Alec Baldwin’s co-producer role irrelevant in Rust film set shooting
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Jon Landau obituary
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‘Opened my whole world up’: inside Oscar-tipped prison theater drama Sing Sing
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Thine Ears Shall Bleed review – occult horror-western heads into the wilderness
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Carbon & Water review – sexual fulfilment of a gay man in his 60s is little-explored territory
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A Prince review – queer erotic drama of sexual enlightenment through gardening
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‘If my babysitter’s evil, I’m screwed!’: horror director Ti West on outraging the moral majority
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MaXXXine review – Mia Goth chills in grisly conclusion to Ti West’s horror trilogy
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Problemista review – Tilda Swinton stars in whimsical odd-couple visa drama
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The Nature of Love review – opposites attract in sizzling French-Canadian romcom
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Alec Baldwin heads to trial for manslaughter over Rust shooting
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‘It’s easier than life on the ground’: meet the Russian climbers who fell in love scaling the world’s skyscrapers
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Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F review – Eddie Murphy’s megawatt charisma lights up creaking sequel
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Mark Kermode on… Kathryn Bigelow, a stylish ruffler of feathers
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Jon Landau, Oscar-winning Titanic and Avatar producer, dies aged 63
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Unicorns review – mechanic meets drag queen in touching drama with real-world edge
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Forrest Gump at 30: a wildly popular movie that remains as light as a feather
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‘We made the Maldives from a hotel in Heathrow airport’: Hollywood location scouts reveal their secrets
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Golden age for south-east Asian cinema as local films break box office records
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‘Beyond marketing, beyond explanation’: how Inside Out and Despicable Me saved the summer
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‘Everybody screamed when they saw it!’ The sudden rise in penises on TV
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‘The disruption is already happening!’ Is AI about to ruin your favourite TV show?
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James Bond has an Andrew Tate problem. The answer is to set it in the 1960s | Ben Child
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Post your questions for Rob Delaney
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Rude awakening: when movies change their original NSFW titles
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The Iron Claw to Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F – the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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‘I wish my parents were alive so I could tell them I’m a concept’: Tilda Swinton and Julio Torres on elves, slaps and giving dignity to toilets
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Unicorns star Jason Patel: ‘If you don’t toot your own horn, who else will?’
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David Duchovny: ‘I’m not just throwing on a kilt willy-nilly’
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The Mummy review – Brendan Fraser’s action-adventure is as lovably goofy as ever
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Lily Gladstone likens Golden Globes to Squid Game: ‘You’re in shapewear, you need to pee’
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The Conversation review – Gene Hackman is unforgettable in Coppola’s paranoid classic
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Space Cadet review – Emma Roberts joins Nasa in lazy streaming slop
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Cash Out review – John Travolta invests in Fast and Furious style failed-heist caper
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Superman, Frodo and Star Wars: the stunning life of Kiran Shah – the world’s smallest stuntman
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Barbie: The Exhibition review – the wonder doll’s evolution, from Gehry homes to ‘gay Ken’
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‘The teachers would refer to boys, girls – and you’: trans philosopher Paul B Preciado on reinventing Orlando
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Paramount and Skydance squeak closer to merger deal
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French prosecutors ask for rape charges against film director Benoît Jacquot
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Unicorns review – drama of queer south Asian club culture with added superstar drag queens
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Problemista review – quirky hipster comedy lets Tilda Swinton go for the laughs
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What Remains review – sky squid confounds Stellan Skarsgård in true-life Scandi noir
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Robert Towne, Oscar-winning screenwriter of Chinatown, dies aged 89
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Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice Beetlejuice to open Venice film festival
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Younger review – rousing study of female athletes excelling in their 60s and beyond
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From The Idea of You to A Family Affair: the summer of age-gap romances
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Loop Track review – no escape for tormented hiker on horror trek to creature-feature hell
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The Mother of All Lies review – pursuing the truth of Morocco’s brutal dictatorship years
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Despicable Me 4 review – Gru goes into witness protection to keep Minion magic alive
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Steve McQueen’s Blitz to open the London film festival
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French directors Benoît Jacquot and Jacques Doillon detained over sex assault allegations
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The Nature of Love review – philosophy professor’s life spiced up by rugged labourer
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The Sparrow review – grief and guilt haunt teenager in dark West Cork tale
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Portrait of My Father review – mysterious death of father is start-point of riveting film
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Shakespeare goes pop: the best of the bard’s work updated on screen
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A Quiet Place: Day One review – stylish and satisfying prequel
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Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 review – Kevin Costner’s unapologetically old-school western
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The Imaginary review – beguiling fantasy from Japan’s Studio Ponoc
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Eternal You review – thought-provoking look at new AI product for the grieving
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