Fukushima review – a devastating account of disaster and denial in 2011 nuclear catastrophe
A tense return to the disaster foregrounds the heroism of the ‘Fukushima 50’ while raising questions about corporate secrecy and nuclear safety
Australian screen industry crushed as Universal shutters Matchbox Pictures, with 30 jobs lost
Peak screenwriting body says the closure is a reminder industry cannot rely on ‘whims of international studios to keep us afloat’
Scare Out review – Zhang Yimou’s twisty spy thriller offers eye-popping stunts and future tech
Chinese master director Zhang’s latest is more style over substance as spies hunt a mole providing the West with intelligence
TV tonight: inside the lives of remarkable cancer surgeons
A consultant reveals what it’s like to tell someone they have cancer. Plus: eight artists paint a Henry II’s ‘bling’ fortress. Here’s what to watch this evening
Shia LaBeouf arrested on battery charges in New Orleans during Mardi Gras
The actor was charged with two counts after allegedly punching two men and causing chaos at bars
Javier Bardem and Tilda Swinton among those to condemn Berlinale’s ‘silence’ on Gaza
At least 80 film-makers and stars sign open letter after German festival jury president Wim Wenders says they should keep out of politics
Brother of No Other Land co-director injured as Israeli settlers again attack family home
Hamdan Ballal says violence on West Bank as bad as ever, nearly a year after his Oscar-winning film shocked the world
Robert Duvall obituary
Veteran American actor admired for his roles in Apocalypse Now, The Godfather, To Kill a Mockingbird and Tender Mercies
Steve McQueen on working with Robert Duvall: ‘He was the rock. He brought gravity’
Duvall was cast as politician Tom Mulligan in McQueen’s 2018 thriller Widows. ‘He was nervous. I was gobsmacked,’ the director recalls. ‘That’s a sign of a great artist’
Warner Bros gives Paramount seven days to make ‘best and final’ offer
Waiver from Netflix allows film company to engage with rival bidder if it could lead to a ‘reasonably superior offer’
‘A realistic take on marriage’: readers on their favourite lesser-known movie romances
After Guardian writers shared their picks for big screen love stories people may not have seen, readers have responded with some alternative options
‘It’s a protest movement behind windows’: tribute to the Iranians risking their lives to film dissent
Inspired by the Woman, Life, Freedom uprising that gripped Iran in 2022, two film students created a documentary, Memories of a Window, about onlookers who anonymously record footage as proof of state violence
Redux Redux review – multiverse hopping child-abduction thriller keeps things simple
The McManus brothers offer a stylish new spin on the time loop genre in this tale of a woman trying to stop the abduction and murder of her daughter
The gulf between critics and audience has never been wider – just look at Melania’s Rotten Tomatoes score
Critics have given the Flotus flick 11% on the aggregator site, but the ‘verified ticket buyers’ score is a near perfect 98%. Fake views, or a sign of our politically disparate times?
Night King review – Hong Kong hostess bar comedy is love letter to old-style Kowloon nightlife
Dayo Wong and pop star Sammi Cheng star in strangely coy comedy which has glitzy charms and jokes but lacks raw chemistry