‘Logs falling from the sky’: the harrowing true story behind wildfire drama The Lost Bus
Paul Greengrass’s anxiety-inducing new disaster drama relives the devastating 2018 Camp fire in California, a day relived by its survivors here
One Bladder After Another: why bros are finally having to queue for the loo
There are few things more irritating than waiting outside the Ladies while men sail in and out of their own facilities. A new, very long film has changed all that, writes Guardian columnist Emma Beddington
London Calling review – Tarantino-esque caper in which a hitman takes a kid on work experience
A washed-up killer-for-hire is charged with making callow gamer Jeremy Ray Taylor into a killer like his dad, but much of the humour fails to land
He-Man poised to be next retro name to join UK toy ‘newstalgia’ trend
Films of old favourites help lift toy sales 8% this year, with 2026 Masters of the Universe movie tipped for similar
‘Supremely satisfying’: why Strictly Ballroom is my feelgood movie
The latest in our series of writers explaining their favourite comfort watches is a recommendation of Baz Luhrmann’s irresistible audience hit
A Tooth Fairy Tale review – animated adventure with a sprinkling of family-friendly tween romance
A child-suitable romantic subplot underpins this enjoyable story of fairies putting their long-standing differences with goblins aside to defeat a common enemy
Omar and Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird review – Mars Volta bromance looks for time out
Exhaustive documentary tracking the sweet fraternity between Omar Rodríguez-López and Cedric Bixler-Zavala goes a little sour
‘An unkind film’: letters reveal rift between director and writer of The Wicker Man
Exclusive: Documents show ‘hostile’ director and ‘self-indulgent’ writer were at loggerheads during production of 1973 cult horror film
Patrick Murray obituary
Actor who played the trilby-wearing spiv Mickey Pearce in the long-running TV sitcom Only Fools and Horses
Palestinian film-makers on their favorite Palestinian movies: ‘I felt like I was watching my own story’
Mo Amer, Cherien Dabis, Basel Adra and others’ picks show Palestine’s rich, yet overlooked tradition of cinema
‘No one’s been willing to take a risk’: are Palestinian films still struggling to get seen?
While what has been internationally recognized as a genocide continues, Israeli films have had a smoother path while Palestinians must get inventive
Malcolm McDowell: ‘I would be a total disaster as a spy – I do love to gossip’
The actor on nailing Rupert Murdoch’s accent, working with Stanley Kubrick and missing old-fashioned dinner parties
From cage to screen: The Smashing Machine and Mark Kerr’s second act with The Rock
Once MMA’s fiercest heavyweight, Kerr spiralled into addiction. Two decades after The Smashing Machine, The Rock has revived his story for film
My cultural awakening: Ratatouille helped me overcome my insomnia
My difficulties with sleep stretched back to childhood, when I would put on a movie to pass the time – until I watched the children’s animated film and it made me drop off straight away
From the BFI London film festival to Taylor Swift: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
The movie extravaganza his the capital as well as screens nationwide, while the all-conquering Swift brings pop maestro Max Martin back for her new record