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
Singing, dancing and a stiff upper lip: is Starmer’s Bollywood plan what the world has been waiting for?
The prime minister has flown to Mumbai with the largest trade delegation ever and gone straight to one of the biggest film studios with the hope of creating a new genre: BollyBrit, writes Anuvab Pal
Felicity Oppé obituary
Other lives: Cardiff-based film and TV producer who later switched to being a family therapist
Amazon’s $40m Melania Trump doc set for January release with ‘exclusive footage’ of ‘critical meetings’
The film from disgraced director, Brett Ratner, will premiere in cinemas and follow the first lady in the 20 days before the 2025 inauguration
Marlon Wayans: ‘People get very violent about White Chicks’
The actor and comedian answers your questions about standup, his childhood inspirations and working with Tupac
The Perfect Neighbor review – a notorious shooting through the eye of a Florida cop’s body-cam
Geeta Gandbhir’s study of the Ajike Owens killing turns police footage into a devastating lens on fear, race and a nation fatally addicted to firearms
Jennifer Aniston says social media ‘has taken down a huge portion of humanity’
The actor condemns ‘runaway train’ of unregulated slander, baseless claims and deepfakes that have dogged her in recent years
Kerouac’s Road: The Beat of a Nation review – revisiting the legacy of a counterculture classic
Wild-spirited but laced with dim views on race and women, On the Road is due a reckoning. This elegant talking-head doc works best when its unpicking is most forensic
Colin Hanks on his John Candy documentary: ‘Inspiring for me as an actor’
Amazon’s John Candy: I Like Me looks back on the much-loved comedic actor’s life with contributions from Bill Murray, Steve Martin and Tom Hanks
Iron Ladies review – inspiring account of the women on the miners’ strike picket lines
Fascinating exploration of the women inspired to activism in the Margaret Thatcher era of union-bashing
I Swear review – biopic of pioneering Tourette syndrome activist is funny, fierce and full of heart
Kirk Jones’s moving film about of John Davidson, the man who taught Britain about Tourette, offers compassion and catharsis
Cover-Up review – Laura Poitras’s Seymour Hersh documentary is a thrilling ode to journalism
The acclaimed documentarian follows up All the Beauty and the Bloodshed with another smart and impeccably structured winner