Neirud review – a mysterious family relationship that unravels Brazil’s complex social fabric
Film-maker Fernanda Faya weaves together a loving homage to her circus performer grandmother and her elusive companion
‘Morally questionable’: inside the epic Lars von Trier exhibition in Copenhagen
It’s got colliding planets, women in peril and an angry phone-in host … we explore a show inspired by the director’s themes, yet refuses to shy away from his problematic side
Ted Kotcheff obituary
Director whose work ranged from BBC TV’s Play for Today to award-winning drama and Hollywood thrillers
Freaky Tales review – fun, scuzzy tribute to the exploitation flick
With turns from Tom Hanks and Pedro Pascal, this enjoyable anthology of four interconnected stories set in a parallel 80s California revels in its grindhouse aesthetic
Blue Road: The Edna O’Brien Story review – richly bittersweet portrait of an Irish literary great
The dizzy highs and bitter lows of the late writer’s life are laid bare in Sinéad O’Shea’s moving documentary
The Penguin Lessons review – Steve Coogan outshone by his feathered friend in 70s Argentina comedy drama
Coogan plays a world-weary teacher in turbulent Buenos Aires who finally grows a political conscience thanks to a penguin
UK taxpayers contributed £89m to the most expensive movie ever made
Scheme to boost British film industry leads to Universal Pictures pocketing millions of pounds for blockbuster Jurassic World: Rebirth
Warfare review – nerve-shredding real-time Iraq war film drags you into visceral frontline combat
Co-directors Alex Garland and former US Navy Seal Ray Mendoza recreate a 2006 battle with almost unbearable intensity – and a dazzling ensemble cast
It’s not poverty that’s breeding the new populism. It’s wealth
Analysts trace a link between financial security and a troubling, increasingly devil-may-care, attitude to political risk
Sinners review – Ryan Coogler’s sexy southern gothic horror is a blast
Michael B Jordan stars as twin 1930s mobsters in the Black Panther director’s phenomenal-looking, blues-infused supernatural tale
David Oyelowo: ‘My wife and I made the decision early on never to be apart for longer than two weeks’’
The actor, 49, tells Hayley Myers about his royal heritage, earliest memory, hard times in a hostel, four gifted kids and what happened when he met Sidney Poitier
The King Tide to They Live: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
An eerie tale of young girl with supernatural powers, plus a sci-fi cult classic from John Carpenter
‘The Salt Path gave us back our life’: walking back to happiness on Cornwall’s South West Coast Path
As a film of Raynor Winn’s bestselling memoir The Salt Path is released, we follow in her footsteps along the Cornish section
From Sinners to Étoile: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
Michael B Jordan faces down evil in a prohibition-era southern horror, and Charlotte Gainsbourg pliés into a fun new ballet comedy-drama
‘It feels deeply human’: Andor’s Genevieve O’Reilly on turning a tiny Star Wars role into one of its biggest
In 2005, O’Reilly joined the Star Wars galaxy as the younger version of Rebel leader Mon Mothma. Now in Andor, the Irish-Australian actor gets her turn in the spotlight