Enrico Berlinguer: the 1970s communist hero inspiring Italy’s youth – and the far right
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni among those admiring Berlinguer as new film and exhibitions celebrate his role as a unifier
Endurance review – search for Shackleton’s Antarctic wreck overshadowed by history
Shackleton’s truly perilous 1915 ordeal – gussied up with colourised footage and AI voices – minimises the stakes of a 2022 hunt for its remains by Dan Snow and friends
Salem’s Lot review – anaemic adaptation of Stephen King’s 70s vampire novel
Don’t expect any deeper themes in Gary Dauberman’s clunking take on the US writer’s much-adapted small-town horror
On my radar: Evan Dando’s cultural highlights
The Lemonheads musician on crazy websites, cosy restaurants and a bar where it’s always Christmas
Jigra review – Alia Bhatt is lethal and luminous in sibling jailbreak thriller
Bhatt plays a woman trying to spring her brother from prison in a fictional East Asian state, after he is framed by their rich-kid cousins
Dance Umbrella: Mamela Nyamza: Hatched Ensemble; The Featherstonehaughs Draw on the Sketchbooks of Egon Schiele – review
This year’s festival opens with a formally rigorous work from the South African choreographer and a film premiere from Lea Anderson
Streaming: Kneecap and the best hip-hop movies
The Belfast rappers’ riotous semi-biopic adds an Irish-language twist to a sub-genre that ranges from 8 Mile and Straight Outta Compton to Patti Cake$
Salem’s Lot to Rivals: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
Stephen King’s classic vampire horror is resurrected, and Jilly Cooper’s bonkbuster book gets the Disney treatment
No time to film: are James Bond’s Hollywood paymasters holding out for a gen-Z 007?
With Amazon MGM and Barbara Broccoli in no hurry to rush their man back into service, by the time agent next hits the screen he might be unrecognisable to anyone over 25
Woman of the Hour to The Radleys: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
Anna Kendrick directs and stars in the chilling true-life tale of a woman who goes on a dating show with a bachelor who is also a serial killer. Plus: Damian Lewis’s very bloody vampire horror
‘It feels very personal’: Anna Kendrick on coercion, not wanting children and making a movie about dating a killer
She became a Hollywood star despite enduring industry misogyny and an abusive relationship. Now, she has poured her experiences into her directorial debut
Lonely Planet review – Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth heat up beach-read travel romance
A novelist meets a financier two decades her junior at a writers’ retreat in Morocco, in this welcome addition to a flurry of age-gap romances released this summer
Superboys of Malegaon review – boisterous heartwarmer about movie-loving underdogs
Inspired by a true story, this feelgood Indian film is about some Bollywood superfans making their own movies with a cheeky but admirable DIY ethos
BFI apologises to film-maker over racial discrimination complaint
CEO Ben Roberts admits Faisal Qureshi has been ‘let down’ after report finds his complaint was badly handled
New images show remarkable state of preservation of Ernest Shackleton’s ship
Composite images of Endurance compiled from 25,000 digital scans mapped by underwater robots