Colm Tóibín: Why I set up a press to publish Nobel winner László Krasznahorkai
The Irish novelist discovered the Hungarian writer two decades ago, and was excited by the verbal pyrotechnics of a rule-breaking storyteller
Post your questions for Penelope Wilton
It’s your chance to ask the real-life Dame about playing a baroness in Downton, being married to Richard Briers in Ever Decreasing Circles or sacrificing herself to the Daleks
Mark Saunders obituary
Other lives: Independent film-maker who gave communities the tools to speak for themselves
Operation Pope review – hard-bitten thriller about a true-life papal assassination plot
Audiences will obviously be aware the secret plan to kill John Paul II did not succeed, but despite a baggy narrative the high-stakes espionage is still compelling
Is being a Guardian reporter as exciting as the movies make out?
Keira Knightley cuts a more glamorous figure than most Guardian staff in her new film The Woman in Cabin 10, while Tennant is a dead ringer for star reporter Nick Davies. But how convincing are they?
Monster munch: can Predator: Badlands survive the removal of its unashamedly ultraviolent roots?
Thanks to director Dan Trachtenberg, the franchise has evolved. But the pure cinematic testosterone that sustained it may have disappeared
NSW supreme court denies interim injunction to stop Rebel Wilson pursuing US case against producers of The Deb
Wilson is being sued for defamation by the producers in California, amid messy legal battle on two continents
The Substance to The Woman in Cabin 10: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
Demi Moore stars in a stunning satire about the tyranny of female beauty standards, while Keira Knightley is a journalist travelling on a luxury yacht when she witnesses someone get tossed overboard
John Candy: I Like Me review – starry but treacly tribute to comedy legend
The much loved actor has no shortage of celebrity fans, but this documentary avoids his more complex traits in favour of his sweet-natured on-screen person
Forgive Us All review – a dead-boring zombie film? That’s unforgivable
Handsome cinematography and New Zealand landscapes can’t revive this dreary movie – and where on earth is Richard Roxburgh’s accent from?
‘It’s like fencing with a close friend. Terrifying in a lovely way’: Colin Farrell and Tilda Swinton on taking a gamble with their new drama
The actors star in Edward Berger’s woozy casino film Ballad of a Small Player. Amid the opulence of a Macau hotel, they talk risk, addiction and Fabergé eggs
The Woman in Cabin 10 review – silliness of Keira Knightley megayacht thriller tips it overboard
Keira Knightley is twice dunked in the briny as she tries to uncover what’s going on aboard Guy Pearce’s boat in this soggy Agatha-Christie-ish mystery
The Good Boy review – Stephen Graham and Andrea Riseborough turn nasty in Kubrickian absurdist nightmare
Jan Komasa’s bracingly wicked tale follows a couple who plan to retrain an delinquent teen with a brutal regimen
Vicious review – Dakota Fanning’s evil box horror is an open-and-shut dud
The Strangers writer-director Brian Bertino struggles to get scares out of this poorly paced and increasingly incoherent disappointment
Black Is Beautiful: The Kwame Brathwaite Story – exhilarating record of game-changing photographer
Brathwaite’s empowering images of African Americans in the 1960s gave a new generation a fresh template for representation, brilliantly honoured here