Intercepted review – phone taps are a chilling glimpse into Russian soldiers’ minds in Ukraine
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Why Nickel Boys should win the best picture Oscar
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A Picture to Remember review – memories of a Donetsk happy childhood before the war
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Night Agent star who played JD Vance in Hillbilly Elegy condemns actors who get political
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‘It was like she was possessed’: how Q Lazzarus made Silence of the Lambs’ most bewitching song – and then vanished
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‘It has it all’: why The Wedding Singer is my feelgood movie
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‘I never let a man carry my double bass’: Oscar-hopeful Orin O’Brien on making music – and history
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‘They wanted to attack me’: Aurore Clément on violent premieres and smuggling bananas for Brando
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Demi Moore, Ralph Fiennes and Gromit: nine key Bafta snubs and surprises
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Islands review – sexual tension and dangerously polite encounters
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Stars sport black at goth-tinged Baftas in London
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The Ice Tower review – Marion Cotillard focus of obsession and idolisation in death-wish fairytale
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To a Land Unknown review – Palestinian migrants face tough choices in taut Athens-set thriller
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Baftas 2025: the red carpet, the ceremony, the winners – live!
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Second Best review – Asa Butterfield excels as the boy who was nearly Harry Potter
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How Kieran Culkin came out of his brother’s shadow to become a mercurial, Bafta-nominated king of sarcasm
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Film-maker Walter Salles: ‘Cinema, as opposed to noise, used to be at the heart of the Oscars’
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Baftas 2025: how to watch, predictions and timetable
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Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy review – our hapless heroine is sharper, wiser and funnier
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Dreams review – Jessica Chastain channels rich Americans whose charity comes with strings
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The Narrow Road to the Deep North first look review – Jacob Elordi’s war epic is big, bold and deeply pleasurable
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Mickey 17 review – Robert Pattinson proves expendable in Bong Joon-ho’s eerily cheery cloning drama
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Memoir of a Snail review – Adam Elliot’s stop-motion animation is brilliantly bleak
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On my radar: Malachi Kirby’s cultural highlights
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Douglas Booth: ‘When did I last cry? Watching the news. Human life seemed pretty cheap in 2024’
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The Breakfast Club at 40: the teen movie blueprint for better or worse
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From Captain America to The White Lotus: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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Hot Milk review – Fiona Shaw a fierce fly in simmering erotic soup
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Peter Hujar’s Day review – Ben Whishaw goes low-key in snapshot of the photographer’s remarkable life
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Das Licht (The Light) review – mystical satirical romp channels German anxiety over refugees
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‘Another woke disaster from Hollywood!’ How Captain America joined the culture wars
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Edible popcorn bucket and vegan caviar on the menu as Baftas embrace sustainability
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‘It became a lifeline’: the charity bringing cinema to hospital patients
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‘Such a bummer’: Netflix responds to Emilia Pérez fallout
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Bad romance: why Hollywood is focusing on anti-Valentine’s movies
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Peter Bradshaw’s Baftas predictions: which films will triumph – and which will fall?
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Tilda Swinton decries ‘internationally enabled mass murder’ at Berlin film festival
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Tell us your favourite romantic moments in cinema
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Is Blazing Saddles racist? Not at all – it shines a torch on a nation undergoing a serious identity crisis | Stephen K Amos
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The Gorge to Compartment No 6: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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The Gorge review – guarding hellish monsters is aphrodisiac in silly horror
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Lights … camera … attraction! The 31 most romantic moments in cinema
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Scarlett Johansson warns of dangers of AI after Kanye West deepfake goes viral
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‘The camera is more impactful than a rifle’: the married Ukrainian artists who filmed the war – and are now up for an Oscar
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The Burden of Black Genius: documentary examines career of Sly Stone
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Ke Huy Quan: ‘I wish everyone could have their own Oscar moment’
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He wanted his father’s killer to be executed. Until his wish was granted
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Film in Europe is booming, but the gongs and glamour only tell one side of the story | Moritz Pfeifer
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Oscars short films 2025 review – from immigration hell to kiss-averse kids and inspirational octogenarians
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‘Comedy and art should push up against a line’: Rich Peppiatt on class, controversy and Kneecap
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From Blitz to Gladiator II: the Oscar-aiming films that missed this season
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Lars von Trier admitted to a care centre following Parkinson’s diagnosis
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Captain America: Brave New World review – Harrison Ford juggles green screens, red fists and vanilla plotting
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The Dead Thing review – sexy state-of-dating thriller opens up the algorithmic death-drive
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To a Land Unknown review – Palestinian refugees seek a better life, whatever it takes
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Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy review – giant laughs for Hugh Grant but weepie sequel is strangely dazed
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My Husband, the Cyborg review – the raging narcissism behind rich-man body modification
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How Anora became this year’s surprise Oscar frontrunner
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Women achieve gender parity with men in US big screen lead roles for first time
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Super: is this the anti-Marvel comic book film?
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Mom review – neonatal horror leaves new mother in nightmare of guilt and terror
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Gravy cocktail, anyone? Wallace & Gromit’s cheese-free dining venture is far from cracking
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Armie Hammer denies cannibalism claims in Louis Theroux interview
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From Brad Pitt’s F1 to Lilo & Stitch: the year’s big Super Bowl movie trailers
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Barrio Boy review – Dennis Garcia is a cut above as a closeted Brooklyn barber
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Cara review – psychosis-dogged sex worker goes on a grand guignol rampage
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‘Delightfully absurd’: why Mamma Mia! is my feelgood movie
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Melodrive review – angsty indie singer-songwriter agonises over his infidelities
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Rosinha and Other Wild Animals review – repudiation of Portugal’s ‘gentle’ colonialism
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‘The Köln Concert is the hit he wants to disown’: why Keith Jarrett shunned two new films about his unlikely masterpiece
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