The Piano Lesson review – handsome if stagey August Wilson adaptation
Danielle Deadwyler and Samuel L Jackson shine in Malcolm Washington’s debut feature
‘Watch out, I’m even less inhibited’: Olivia Williams on movies, misogyny and living with cancer
Olivia Williams has long balanced her talent with a desire to tell it how it is – and she’s now feeling more frank than ever. The Dune star gets more than a few things off her chest, from the Hollywood patriarchy to AI and living with cancer
Emily Watson: ‘You have to be a bit of an idiot to be an actor’
The actor on making a ‘cracker’ of a film with Cillian Murphy, the new female-led Dune TV series, and knowing when to give people the shark eyes
‘Rachel had been ready to leave me if our IVF hadn’t worked’: writer Jack Thorne on how his family’s fertility struggles inspired his new film
The screenwriter behind hit TV dramas National Treasure and Kiri, as well as the Harry Potter stage play, talks about his new, more personal project created with his wife - a feature film, Joy, celebrating the birth of IVF
Bird review – Andrea Arnold’s wild, joyous coming-of-age drama
Arnold’s feral, fantastical drama set in the rundown Kent of her childhood stars remarkable newcomer Nykiya Adams as a marginalised child who makes a strange new friend
No Other Land review – stark, unflinching West Bank documentary
This award-winning account by Palestinian and Israeli film-makers of the brutal expulsion of Palestinian villagers by the Israeli army is essential viewing
‘The UK should know what their government is supporting’: the Israeli and Palestinian film-makers shining a light on West Bank violence
No Other Land has won its directors awards – but also forced them to leave their families facing the dangers depicted
Paddington in Peru review – hard stares at all involved
Our furry hero goes in search of his Aunt Lucy in a high-action jungle sequel that’s perfectly enjoyable but lacks the wit and magic of its predecessors
Conclave: the fun, exciting Vatican thriller is perfect election escapism
The Oscar-tipped papal saga, starring Ralph Fiennes, offers all the thrills of an election … without the grim reality
A Nightmare on Elm Street at 40: Wes Craven’s horror still causes sleepless nights
The film-maker’s 1984 shocker gave pop culture a new, physics-defying villain in the misshape of Freddy Krueger
Brutal hours, tyrants and chest pains: a freelance producer on the reality of British TV
‘TV industry would not exist without freelancers, yet it bullies us “lucky” ones into fearing about future work if we complain’
Paddington in Peru to Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light – a complete guide to the week’s entertainment in the UK
The marmalade-obsessed ursidae goes back to his roots, and we begin the final series of Hilary Mantel’s Mark Rylance-starring Tudor drama
Tony Todd, star of Candyman, dies aged 69
Prolific actor with more than 200 film and TV credits, including Final Destination, The Rock, The Crow and Platoon, died at home after a long illness
‘The best cinema that was ever built’: the Capitol, Melbourne’s hidden architectural treasure, turns 100
These days it sits awkwardly above a Subway on a busy Melbourne street, but head inside and find a truly spectacular space that has survived a century
Anne Hathaway and Zendaya are latest to join Christopher Nolan’s new film
The actors will join Matt Damon and Tom Holland in the Oppenheimer director’s mysterious next movie