Stork of Hope review – Belarusian Holocaust drama paints a flattering portrait of its citizens
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A French Youth review – bullfighters grapple with the horns of valour and acceptance
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Off-the-shoulder tops and a signature hair-do: Brigitte Bardot’s style legacy
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‘We are no longer apologising’: Éanna Hardwicke on Ireland’s cultural confidence and what it’s like to play Roy Keane
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Brigitte Bardot – a life in pictures
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Brigitte Bardot: the zeitgeist-force who was France’s most sensational export | Peter Bradshaw
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‘When no one laughs, your soul leaves your body’: have you heard the one about the Bradley Cooper film inspired by John Bishop … ?
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Michael Mann: ‘I make films for a large presentation’
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It’s turkey time! The 12 worst films of 2025
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Rob and Michele Reiner died minutes after attack, says death certificate, as children announce memorial
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Dancing! Fighting! Impregnating! The best movie moments of 2025
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Avengers: Doomsday – first official trailer for new Marvel film released online
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Anaconda review – Jack Black and Paul Rudd charm in unusual meta-comedy remake
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The Apartment: Billy Wilder’s Christmas classic is the blueprint for romcoms everywhere
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Timothée Chalamet’s unhinged Marty Supreme promo tour is fun – but what really sells a film in 2025?
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My weirdest Christmas: I sat on a desk chair watching the strangest film I’ve ever seen
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The Devil’s Backbone review – rich, rousing ghost story is early gothic gem from Guillermo del Toro
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Avatar Fire and Ash: harmony is no longer guaranteed in James Cameron’s threequel – discuss with spoilers
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Doctor Zhivago at 60: David Lean’s sweeping romantic relic endures
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‘Cue air punches and tears’: why Next Goal Wins is my feelgood movie
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Light Needs review – a blooming lovely meditation on plants and their people
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‘You have to be ready to see it’: Abel Ferrara and Catherine Breillat on why Pasolini’s Salò is a gift that keeps giving
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From California to Tehran, this year has been about the films that resist
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Renate Reinsve on vomit-inducing reviews and 19-minute standing ovations: ‘You feel your face go stiff from smiling so long’
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How Sinners became the most culturally important film of 2025
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My cultural awakening: Love Actually taught me to leave my cheating partner
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Avengers: Doomsday trailer – as the hype builds, has Marvel got lost in the multiverse?
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And the 2025 Braddies go to … Peter Bradshaw’s film picks of the year
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I watched Stand By Me with Rob Reiner. Both film and man changed my life
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Chase Infiniti: ‘My parents freaked out more than me when I said I was acting opposite Leonardo DiCaprio’
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Best films of 2025 in the UK: No 1 – One Battle After Another
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Paddington and Wonka director Paul King to direct Labubu movie
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Rob and Michele Reiner’s cause of death released by medical examiner
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‘Criminally below the radar’: readers on their best underrated Christmas films
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Film-maker Mstyslav Chernov: ‘I kept seeing Ukraine as a victim of this invasion – I wanted to tell another story’
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Best films of 2025 in the UK: No 2 – 2000 Meters to Andriivka
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Alan Cumming named as host of 2026 Bafta film awards
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‘Collusion does not require a dictatorship’: István Szabó on his Nazi actor masterpiece Mephisto
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Oscars to move over to YouTube starting in 2029
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Everything about Paul Mescal is irresistible – with one exception | Adrian Chiles
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Peter Greene obituary
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New details emerge of how Rob and Michele Singer Reiner’s bodies were found
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‘A festive tour de force’: Guardian writers on their favorite underrated Christmas movies
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Best films of 2025 in the UK: No 3 – Young Mothers
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Pregnant at 61 or a mother aged three: why do movies love age-blind casting?
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Disclosure Day: first trailer for Steven Spielberg’s star-studded UFO movie
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Being Charlie: the film Rob and Nick Reiner made together offers home truths
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‘To be really successful, you have to be sexy in a straight way’: Ben Whishaw on libidinous New York and playing Peter Hujar
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The Vietnam War ended 50 years ago. But its lessons live on in The Quiet American
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Avatar: Fire and Ash review – witchy new sex interest can’t save this gigantically dull hunk of nonsense
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‘I could watch the final 30 minutes on a loop till the end of time’: Guardian writers’ favourite Rob Reiner moments
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Michael Douglas on One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest: ‘My half of the producing fee I gave to Dad’
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Tell us your favourite film of 2025
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‘I fear electromagnetic catastrophe’: Josh Safdie on Marty Supreme, latent Jewish anxiety and why men are lost
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Best films of 2025 in the UK: No 4 – The Ice Tower
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Paranormal Activity review – this fright night leaves you spellbound and spooked
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Heat at 30: Michael Mann’s electric crime thriller is a film of fire and sadness
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From Seinfeld to Shawshank, Rob Reiner changed Hollywood for ever
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‘Not a second of wasted time’: Rob Reiner’s golden run from Spinal Tap to A Few Good Men was breathtaking
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‘So what are you up to tonight?’: meeting Rob Reiner was like a visit from Santa
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‘A lot of stories but very few facts’: sceptics push back on buzzy UFO documentary
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Hong Kong Mixtape review – dissident artists keep hope alive in the face of China’s crackdown
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‘Apocalyptically funny’: why The Mitchells vs the Machines is my feelgood movie
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Best films of 2025 in the UK: No 5 – Marty Supreme
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The Christmas Dream review – Thailand’s first musical in decades is big on sentimental spectacle
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Pulp Fiction actor Peter Greene found dead in New York apartment
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A world-weary, hard-drinking hungover Supergirl? This could be James Gunn’s DCU masterstroke
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Flavoured condoms, 120 turkeys and a Free Marlon Dingle poster: the weird and wonderful work making the film industry green
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My darling clementine: why did Chalamet and Jenner dress in matching orange?
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‘I lived out moments of my mother’s passing I never saw’: Kate Winslet on grief, going red and Goodbye June
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