Sanatorium review – Ukraine health resort guests seek sanctuary amid shelling
Poignant documentary by Irish director Gar O’Rourke peers into a faded Soviet-era institution where visitors search for relief while war grinds on outside
Borderline review – Raymond Nicholson shines as a deranged fan in comedy thriller
It’s the 1990s and a famous pop star is taken hostage by a fan in Jimmy Warden’s stylish but confused film, loosely inspired by a real-life stalker case involving Madonna
Graham Greene, Dances with Wolves actor, dies aged 73
The trailblazing Canadian First Nations actor, who was nominated for an Academy Award, died in Toronto after a long illness
The Smashing Machine review – Dwayne Johnson only possible casting as crisis-riddled UFC champ Mark Kerr
Former pro wrestler Johnson takes on the role of man-mountain Kerr who goes into meltdown when the unthinkable happens – he loses
Australian film-maker Alex Proyas: ‘broken’ movie industry needs to be rebuilt and ‘AI can help us do that’
Director of The Crow and I, Robot says technology will ‘streamline’ film industry workforce but will make projects easier and cheaper
Jerry Maguire, Top End Bub, and an Office spin-off: what’s new to streaming in Australia in September
Plus Jude Law on a downwards spiral, a new series from the Mare of Easttown creator and more crime-busting capers from Only Murders in the Building
The Testament of Ann Lee review – strikingly strange portrait of radically ecstatic Shaker leader
Amanda Seyfried plays the 18th-century missionary who took her radical message to the New World, in Mona Fastvold’s elusive film
Kim Novak’s Vertigo review – the dizzying demands on Hitchcock’s leading lady
An intensely personal interview with the 92-year-old Hollywood star delivers showstopping moments for fans of the golden age of movies
Signs of Life review – no holiday from raw grief in downbeat Lanzarote-set drama
Sarah-Jane Potts speaks volumes without saying a word as a bereaved, selectively mute woman travelling alone who meets a talkative Irishman
Afternoons of Solitude review – toe-to-toe with the bravado of bullfighting
Albert Serra’s riveting documentary follows star matador Andrés Roca Rey as he confronts the raw force of nature – but it’s a tough watch for animal lovers
Post your questions for Keira Knightley
The Oscar-nominated star of Bend It Like Beckham, Pride and Prejudice and Atonement – and now children’s author – will answer your questions
‘Visceral, sensual wonders’: why The Talented Mr Ripley is my feelgood movie
The latest in our series of writers detailing their most rewatched comfort films is a reminder of Anthony Minghella’s starry, sad and sinister 1999 thriller
Anhell69 review – an impassioned eulogy for Colombia’s queer renegades
Theo Montoya collages an unfinished phantom horror film, gothic Medellín cityscapes and interviews with lost friends into a transgressive work of cine-protest
Somnium review – dream-injection sci-fi plot follows in dodgy-clinic tracks of The Substance
Racheal Cain’s debut feature feels derivative, with plotlines that are forced together and cartoonish reductions that sell its characters short
The best theatre to stream this month: Basil’s back as Fawlty Towers reopens for business
John Cleese’s stage version of his beloved sitcom, a cast recording of Cornish musical The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Robert Wilson’s production of Handel’s Messiah are among September’s highlights