First Shift review – disaster master Uwe Boll’s latest goes on patrol, Training Day-style
Boll shores up his reputation for terrible film-making as odd-couple rookie cops bond over a cute dog between gun rampages
Fear Below review – fins go badly for shark-dodging divers
Gangsters chasing submerged bullion in 1940s Australia have not reckoned on a man-eating bull shark patrolling the river above it
Verdict due in Gérard Depardieu trial for alleged sexual assaults
Actor could face up to five years in prison if convicted of assaulting two women during film shoot in 2021
Sean Penn says he’d work with Woody Allen again ‘in a heartbeat’
The actor, who was speaking on The Louis Theroux Podcast, also cast new light on his meeting with former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, and had harsh comments on both Donald Trump and Elon Musk
Trump’s Hollywood envoy Jon Voight joins coalition asking for tax incentives
In letter, also signed by ambassador Sylvester Stallone, studios and unions call for support on three tax provisions
Tom Cruise says mastering movie magic is about more than acting
Speaking in London as he received a BFI fellowship, the actor praised Brando and Nicholson for knowing how to use ‘every tool’ of cinema
‘Would do more harm than good’: what will Trump’s tariffs really mean for Hollywood?
The US president’s proposed film industry tariffs have led to confusion and unrest within Hollywood
Dara Birnbaum obituary
Pioneering American video, installation and media artist who used television as her enduring material
‘I had a chance to pass my mum’s story on’: Kazuo Ishiguro on growing up in shadow of the Nagasaki bomb
The film version of A Pale View of Hills, the Nobel-winner’s tale of loss, exile and a pregnant radioactive bride, is about to premiere at Cannes. The writer explains why this story is so personal to him
I’ve watched every single Nicolas Cage film made so far. Here’s what I learned about him – and myself
One day I set myself the project of watching all of his movies, and finished about three months later. There was one film I really hated – and I wish he’d do more romcoms
Naked dressing: why Cannes is demanding celebrities wear clothes on the red carpet
The film festival seems to have rejected one of this season’s hottest fashion trends - wearing very little at all. But why all the worry?
The Marching Band review – tender French concert bromance gets out the trombones
Two strong leads in Pierre Lottin and Benjamin Lavernhe make this heart-on-sleeve but unsentimental class drama a triumph in a minor key
Make It to Munich review – uplifting story of a young footballer cycling to recovery
Touching film recounts the teenage Scottish player Ethan Walker’s 745-mile pilgrimage to the Euros and his comeback from a devastating accident
‘A plea for tolerance’: why Wagon Master is my feelgood movie
The latest in our series of comfort movie picks is an ode to John Ford’s surprisingly gentle and laidback western
E.1027 – Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea review – extraordinary architect’s story told (again)
The third film in a decade about Gray tells – with an exasperating lack of passion – a story of explosive emotion, creativity and betrayal