Backlash mounts over twist in Robert Pattinson Zendaya romcom The Drama
Disquiet aired over the subject matter of film about a couple whose engagement is upended after they reveal to each other ‘the worst thing you’ve ever done’
Billy Idol Should Be Dead review – nostalgic docu-tribute to British postpunk’s rebel
The self-destructive bad boy, now 70, looks back on his life with a humorous shrug in Jonas Åkerlund’s warmly sympathetic film
Underland review – poetic exploration of life deep beneath the Earth’s surface
Sinkholes, storm drains, manmade labs miles underground … this documentary, based on Robert Macfarlane’s book, burrows deep into some of humanity’s great unknowns
Redoubt review – Denis Lavant is unforgettable as an oddball building a public shelter for obscure disaster
John Skoog’s monochrome film is based on an art installation, and that shows in the pacing, but his central character is intriguing and utterly unique
Stephen Colbert to write new Lord of the Rings film after end of the Late Show
Comedian and avid Tolkien fan to write the Lord of the Rings: Shadow of the Past, a new Peter Jackson-produced film based on unadapted chapters of The Fellowship of the Ring
Tom Georgeson obituary
Accomplished character actor best known for his TV roles in Boys from the Blackstuff and Between the Lines
Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice review – double the Vince Vaughn in middling time travel comedy
Another run-of-the-mill streaming caper that fails to offer anything we haven’t seen done better many times before
Live-action movie version of children’s TV series Mr Benn in the works
I Swear’s Kirk Jones set to direct film based on the 1970s cult animation about a ‘very ordinary man’ who accessed different worlds via a magical fancy dress shop
‘Was that an earthquake?’ Italy’s great psychogeographer tackles the Vesuvius-haunted Naples tourists seldom see
His films about Rome’s ringroad and the islanders and refugees of Lampedusa have won awards. Now Gianfranco Rosi is completing his trilogy, capturing a Naples ‘that is not immediately there’
Why is the US so expensive? Everything comes in a ‘premium’ version, from doctors’ appointments to movies
Want a good view of the cinema screen? You’ll need to sign up to the VIP scheme. A quick chat with your doctor? An extra $50,000 will let you jump the queue, writes Arwa Mahdawi
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at 60: Elizabeth Taylor still crackles with feral energy
Mike Nichols’ 1966 adaptation of Edward Albee’s septic drama helped cement the play in the zeitgeist – where it has remained for the past six decades
Transforming the Beautiful Game: The Clyde Best Story review – fitting tribute to a barnstorming trailblazer
West Ham’s 1970s striker gets due respect with a stellar lineup of talking heads in a film that explores the wider implications of racism in football
‘We are a very resilient people’: in the face of Trump’s threats, Cuban cinema comes out fighting
With the island back in Washington’s sights, the Screen Cuba festival is taking UK audiences beyond the blockade
Abel leaves LA: self-deportation from Trump’s America – documentary
In a time of escalating ICE raids and the ache of uncertainty, 38-year-old Abel has made a radical decision: he’s leaving the United States. Not because he has to, but to escape his perpetual limbo and see the world
Surrender to It review – insufferable bunch of actors reconnect for hiking weekend of pain and comedy
There are echoes here of 1992’s Peter’s Friends, and given this thriller’s preposterous script and amateurish production it is likely to generate similar levels of disdain