Rosinha and Other Wild Animals review – repudiation of Portugal’s ‘gentle’ colonialism
Documentary about the Portuguese colonial exhibition of 1934 aims to expose historical prejudice but inadvertently reinforces its racist gaze
‘The Köln Concert is the hit he wants to disown’: why Keith Jarrett shunned two new films about his unlikely masterpiece
His back hurt and his piano was substandard. But the musician’s improvised 1975 show entered jazz history. Now two films are celebrating that mesmerising night – and the sweary teen promoter who made it happen
Super Bowl: Kendrick Lamar, the ads, Taylor Swift and everything but the football – as it happened
While the game goes ahead, it’s a big night for culture with a much-anticipated half-time show, a string of big name ads and a returning role for Taylor Swift
Bring Them Down review – Barry Keoghan stars in a bruising Irish tale of rural blood feuds
Christopher Andrews’s visceral feature debut also boasts US actor Christopher Abbott speaking in Irish and a terrifying turn from Motherland’s Paul Ready
Emilia Pérez wins top Spanish film prize amid Karla Sofía Gascón furore
Best European film at Goya awards goes to musical at centre of storm over past social media posts written by its star
Dog Man review – the beloved comic book character makes a gloriously funny big screen debut
Dav Pilkey’s half-dog, half-cop Captain Underpants spin-off is now a superb animation with cross-generational appeal
Love Hurts review – dire Valentine-themed action movie
Stunt expert Jonathan Eusebio’s feature debut, about an assassin turned realtor, is heartachingly bad
The Fire Inside review – Olympic boxing biopic is a knockout
Ryan Destiny excels as rags-to-gold-medal US champion Claressa ‘T-Rex’ Shields in this solid feature debut from Rachel Morrison
PH Moriarty obituary
Actor known for his menacing, often violent roles in British gangster films, notably The Long Good Friday and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
‘Many teachers don’t want to do this, but they’re trapped’: film shows extent of Putin indoctrination in Russian schools
Two years after he started documenting the effect of the Ukraine war on his pupils, Pavel Talankin reveals how it led to accolade – and exile from home
The Seed of the Sacred Fig review – Mohammad Rasoulof’s fearless drama is a damning indictment of the Iranian regime
A government official comes into conflict with his wife and daughters when violent protest grips Iran in the exiled director’s Oscar-nominated latest
‘They were trying to do 200 different poses during power cuts’: Bridget Jones director takes on The Joy of Sex
In the 1970s a ‘nude biologist brandishing a cigar’ wrote a game-changing sex manual. Now, ‘Shazza’ is putting his story on the big screen
On my radar: Sharon Van Etten’s cultural highlights
The US singer-songwriter on the Cure, The Bear, neighbourhood restaurants and spiritual solace
September 5 review – terrific, edge-of-the-seat newsroom drama about 1972 Olympics terror attack
Tim Fehlbaum’s taut real-life thriller mixes in archive footage to gripping effect as it relives ABC’s coverage of an unfolding hostage crisis
Chesney Hawkes: ‘As my dad once said, don’t believe the hype’
The singer, 54, talks about being back in leafy Surrey after years in LA, the secrets of a happy marriage and the hysteria of fame