My Best Friend’s Wedding 2: Celine Song to write sequel to hit comedy
The Past Lives and Materialists writer-director is set to pen a follow-up to the dark, Julia Roberts-led 1997 favourite
Gwyneth: The Biography by Amy Odell review – Gwyn and bear it
There’s glamour, Goop and ghosting in this an unsparing account of Paltrow’s world
By the 30s, Katharine Hepburn was box office poison. Then she made The Philadelphia Story
As a stuck-up socialite tangled in a love triangle, Hepburn delivers one of the most memorable screwball heroines – and we can’t help but love her
The shocking hit film about overworked nurses that’s causing alarm across Europe
A Swiss film about a nurse pushed to her limits one night is being praised for the picture it paints of treacherously underfunded healthcare. The director talks about the ‘heart-pounding’ story that inspired her
CatVideoFest: how clips of cute kitties spawned a million-dollar movie franchise
Every year since 2016, Will Braden has devoted himself to assembling a feature-length film from snippets of moggies doing the darndest things – and it has started to bring in serious money
Dogspiracy review – sincerity of activists is palpable in film that takes aim at puppy farming
TV vet and animal welfare campaigner Marc Abraham travels to the US to take on Big Pet Store’s conspiracy to maintain a cruel status quo
Savages review – indigenous teen and baby orangutan take on developers in Borneo
In this stop-motion animation from the director of My Life As a Courgette, our heroes stand up to deforestation with likable courage
Late Shift review – pressure is on in badly understaffed hospital as compassion shines through
Leonie Benesch brings a credible presence as Floria, a nurse crushed under an intolerable workload in frantic medical drama
The Banished review – cultish terrors lurk in the Australian outback
The folk-horror wave opens an Aussie branch in this shrewdly splintered tale of a city girl returning to her roots where chthonic menace awaits
‘Mum, I can’t think straight any more’: the mother who filmed her son’s entire childhood
Full of jeopardy, trauma and humour, Motherboard is a film made by a lone parent using 20 years of footage of her son – starting as a foetus. They talk about the fights, festivals and cancer diagnosis that went into it
The Fantastic Four: First Steps – the best origins movie Marvel has made in years? Discuss with spoilers
The franchise flat pack has been ditched for something weirder warmer, and more self-contained. So, what did you make of this retro sci-fi bedtime story?
40 Acres review – Danielle Deadwyler is driving heart of post-apocalyptic home-invasion horror
Echoes of generational trauma on Black and Indigenous peoples and the excellent Deadwyler as a farmer defending her family lift this above the schlocky
Malcolm-Jamal Warner obituary
Actor who found global fame as a teenager playing Theo Huxtable in the 1980s US TV sitcom The Cosby Show
Christopher Nolan criticised for filming in occupied Western Sahara city
Organisers of local film festival warn production of The Odyssey in Dakhla could normalise repression by Morocco
Summer Wars review – Mamoru Hosoda’s birthday party anime puts the world at risk from AI baddie
This thriller-cum-family drama is a cut above genre anime with narrative complexity, bravura imagery and a meta-commentary on the unfolding online catastrophe