‘Such a bummer’: Netflix responds to Emilia Pérez fallout

Chief content officer Bela Bajaria laments impact of fallout over Karla Sofía Gascón’s tweets, but declines to confirm whether company will vet social media accounts in the future

Bad romance: why Hollywood is focusing on anti-Valentine’s movies

Forget romcoms – this year sees new releases focusing on gore, toxic relationships and android romances

I Feel Bad About My Neck by Nora Ephron audiobook review – bold truth-telling

Growing older, culinary mishaps and meeting JFK are among the subjects in this fiercely funny collection of essays, narrated by the author

Peter Bradshaw’s Baftas predictions: which films will triumph – and which will fall?

Can Conclave gather enough votes … will Emilia Pérez survive the controversy? Our lead critic picks what’s on the cards – and what ought to be

Tilda Swinton decries ‘internationally enabled mass murder’ at Berlin film festival

Actor speaks out against ‘the unacceptable complacency of our greed-addicted governments’ as she picks up a Golden Bear award for lifetime achievement

Tell us your favourite romantic moments in cinema

We would like to hear about the scenes in films that make you swoon

Is Blazing Saddles racist? Not at all – it shines a torch on a nation undergoing a serious identity crisis

Mel Brooks’s unapologetically in-your-face western spoof broke all the rules and redefined satire – it is just as relevant for today’s polarised world

The Gorge to Compartment No 6: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller have great chemistry as sexy snipers on a top-secret mountain mission, plus a first class romance set on board a train

The Gorge review – guarding hellish monsters is aphrodisiac in silly horror

Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy flirt over an abyss full of creatures in a slickly made but increasingly dumb Apple mockbuster

James Bond in battle to keep hold of 007 super spy’s name

Exclusive: Dubai-based property developer is challenging trademark registrations, including the saying ‘Bond, James Bond’

Lights … camera … attraction! The 32 most romantic moments in cinema

From thwarted love in Casablanca to awkward listening in Before Sunrise and bicycle jinks in Butch Cassidy, our writers pick their most passionate scenes for Valentine’s Day

Scarlett Johansson warns of dangers of AI after Kanye West deepfake goes viral

Short film falsely depicts actor and other Jewish celebrities opposing recent antisemitic remarks from pop star

‘The camera is more impactful than a rifle’: Porcelain War’s married Ukrainian artists – and Oscar nominees

Anya Stasenko and Slava Leontyev felt the responsibility of history upon them when they chose to film the everyday people defending their homeland from the Russian onslaught

The Burden of Black Genius: documentary examines career of Sly Stone

Questlove’s probing new film looks at the incredible life and works of the one-of-a-kind talent while also taking a broader look at the specific difficulties faced by Black artists

Ke Huy Quan: ‘I wish everyone could have their own Oscar moment’

The actor on being star-struck by Harrison Ford, colour-blind casting and the question he is asked the most