By the Stream review – Hong Sang-soo’s likably restrained pastoral comedy of campus life
Hong adds an eccentric chapter with simple charm to his many studies of middle-class Korean life, here focussing on an arts college drama class
I’ve Never Wanted Anyone More review – Goethe’s Werther remade as charming contempo romcom
An 18th-century love triangle relocated to the well-to-do of modern Toronto is big on banter and farce even if real passion is sometimes lacking
Marianne Jean-Baptiste decries lack of great roles for black women
Oscar-nominated actor says she has had to compromise because of dearth of complex roles in UK and Hollywood
Zodiac Killer Project review – true crime critique rescues aborted documentary
Charlie Shackleton’s would-be film about the serial killer salvages success with this funny and insightful work
Train Dreams review – Joel Edgerton stuns in meditative period drama
Sundance film festival: The actor gives a subtle and sensitive performance in a quiet, beautifully filmed drama set in early 20th-century America
‘Civil rights fight of our time’: new film explores the battle over US libraries
A Sarah Jessica Parker-produced documentary on the brave librarians fighting a wave of rightwing book bans has sparked conversation at Sundance
Oh, Hi! review – promising romantic comedy takes awkward turn into farce
A couple’s weekend away turns into chaos when they find out they’re not on the same page, a clever concept that soon loses steam
Kiss of the Spider Woman review – Jennifer Lopez dazzles in unsteady musical
The star gives her all in Bill Condon’s uneven adaptation of the Broadway revision of a prison-set fantasy
Jeannot Szwarc obituary
Director whose big screen credits include Jaws 2, Supergirl and Santa Claus: The Movie allongside a 50-year career in television
‘I briefly wondered whether I’d accidentally consumed shrooms’: the psychedelia – and science – of full dome cinema
A film festival at a Melbourne planetarium will immerse viewers with a giant curved screen above them – showing dinosaurs, floating heads, and the entire cosmos
Dark Match review – satanism meets wrestling in backwoods grindhouse gorefest
There is much gristle and gauzy VHS vision in this high-energy horror, but the knuckle-trailing concept drags it down
To Catch a Predator: exploring the uneasy legacy of the controversial TV series
It turned undercover sting operations on alleged pedophiles into compelling reality television. A new film at the Sundance film festival asks: at what cost?
Is assisted dying a ‘clear and present danger’ to people with disabilities? New US film asks tough questions
Reid Davenport, whose documentary Life After is at Sundance, thinks euthanasia has ‘a lot to do with cost savings’
Elevation review – high-altitude monster thriller offers twist on the Quiet Place formula
Despite regular adrenaline spikes, this post-apocalyptic action movie also reminiscent of Gareth Edwards’s Monsters is too derivative to develop an identity of its own
Intimacy coordinators say Blake Lively’s legal dispute shows need for their role
Actor has accused Justin Baldoni, co-star and director of It Ends With Us, of sexual harassment in civil action