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The Shadow’s Edge review – Jackie Chan as watchable as ever as fisticuff-prone cop-turned-dog-walker
This bloated cops-and-robbers thriller is overlong and unnecessarily complex but thankfully Chan is never more than 10 minutes from a fight or a shootout
Actor Robert Aramayo: ‘Like anybody who hasn’t had the education, I thought Tourette syndrome was all about swearing’
Formerly seen as a young Ned Stark in Game of Thrones and as Elrond in The Rings of Power, he is creating a buzz with his role as Tourette campaigner John Davidson. It taught him a lot, he says – but it’s a huge responsibility
Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight review – heartfelt child’s-eye view of last days of Rhodesia
Embeth Davidtz stars and directs, with outstanding performances from Zikhona Bali and seven-year-old Lexi Venter as Bobo as white minority rule ends
A House of Dynamite, Mr Scorsese and new Alan Partridge: what’s new to streaming in Australia in October
Plus a new Shane Black heist film, Australian horror flick Bring Her Back and I Think You Should Leave’s Tim Robinson takes on a sinister chair company
Jane Fonda relaunches free speech group backed by her father during the McCarthy era
In wake of the Trump administration’s censorship threats, the actor re-established the Committee for the First Amendment with A-list support
The AI ‘actor’ Tilly Norwood is a symptom of blandified film culture. We need a return to reality
The industry should refuse to work with these uncanny figures, which plagiarise the performances of generations of actors
The Story of Skids: Scotland’s No 1 Punk Band review – likable look back to the noise era
Very much the story of singer Ricard Jobson, this amiable portrait takes in tales of Sid Vicious and the pop culture hysteria when the genre exploded
I’m just Ken: why is Kenneth Branagh narrating Anthony Hopkins’s memoir?
You might think the audiobook of the acting legend’s autobiography should be read by the acting legend himself. But apparently he wasn’t right for the part
Radiohead X Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror review – musical mash-up tries for new approach
This new approach to silent cinema is like trying to watch a movie while your next-door neighbour has their music on too loud
13 Going on 30: The Musical review – Jennifer Garner romcom returns with goofy charm
The stage version of the 2004 film has bright choreography and a likeable lead performance by Lucie Jones, even if the songs are a bit underpowered
‘It’s too late to be scared’: readers on the controversial rise of AI ‘actors’
The birth of AI ‘actor’ Tilly Norwood has caused a backlash in Hollywood and has sparked conversation from Guardian readers
The Threesome review – sexy romcom deals with unexpected complications of a throupling
Plausible twists, engaging characters and a charismatic cast make three the magic number in this impeccably calibrated comedy
Play Dirty review – Shane Black’s action comedy comeback is a blast
The writer-director returns to the genre he knows best with a breezy winner led by Mark Wahlberg and a standout LaKeith Stanfield
The Partisan review – the thrilling escapades of Churchill’s favourite spy
Morgane Polanski is intense and seductive as Polish agent Krystyna Skarbek, in an uneven drama about her missions across Nazi occupied Europe