Greedy People review – blood and chaos overlay bizarrely Coenesque crime caper
A strong cast led by Joseph Gordon-Levitt are not enough to bring supense to a story where the local hitman advertises in a paint store
‘It’s not about proving’: inside the mysterious world of psychics
Look Into My Eyes is a new documentary that takes a neutral look at a much-maligned profession in New York
Public Enemy review – anatomy of Greece’s economic crisis framed as epic tragedy
Elisa Mantin’s film shows Greeks as the economic victims of ideologically motivated EU forces, imposing punishment-via-austerity
Cyborg: A Documentary review – man who ‘hears’ colours is leading transhuman age
Artist and musician Neil Harbisson claims to be the world’s first cyborg in this engaging, amusing and sometimes preposterous documentary
Derek Boshier obituary
Leading figure of the 1960s pop art movement who was determined not to be bound by labels or market demands
‘His ego will not accept defeat’: the story behind Trump’s attempt to steal an election
A new documentary shows how close Trump and his allies were to subverting 2020 election – through Republican eyes
A tale of two divas: Brittany Murphy and Dakota Fanning match wits in Uptown Girls
Murphy’s screwball chops are perfectly pitched against Fanning’s precocious put-downs in this 2003 comedy that’s equal parts froth and feeling
‘I was really desperate’: Giancarlo Esposito on Gus Fring, Sesame Street – and how he nearly hired a hitman
His Breaking Bad role may have brought him worldwide fame, but at one point the actor nearly paid someone to kill him – so his family could get the insurance money
Transformers One review – animated origin tale is fun fan service
A new attempt to refresh the franchise, with the voices of Chris Hemsworth and Scarlett Johansson, is surprisingly entertaining if aesthetically ugly
‘I filed my copy from Waterloo station loos’: the Guardian’s theatre critics assess The Critic
Ian McKellen plays a theatre reviewer in the 1930s in the new film adapted from Anthony Quinn’s novel Curtain Call – but how accurate is it?
The Old Man and the Land review – sibling squabbles as family unravels like an old jumper
Rory Kinnear and Emily Beecham’s rivalry is heard only on phonecalls, while their dad trudges over their birthright in weary silence
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: a video game that will whip film fans into a frenzy
MachineGames’ long-awaited iteration of the George Lucas and Steven Spielberg franchise looks set to deliver the most authentic Indy adventure yet. Hold on to your hats for an unforgettable ride
Clawfoot review – Hollywood nepo babies do fine in horror-comedy bathed in gore
The unexpected arrival of an inept tradesman kicks off this suspenseful and witty thriller, with Francesca Eastwood proving the film’s secret weapon
Notes from Sheepland review – lovely portrait of artist-farmer who only has eyes for sheep
Orla Barry clearly has a true vocation for her flock, both handling real livestock and weaving them into her art and this documentary has poetic beauty
Surgery, shame and self-erasure: four female writers on the tyranny of impossible beauty standards
How did Botox become so popular? And why are teenage girls using anti-wrinkle cream? As a new film, The Substance, considers our obsession with youth and good looks, writers reflect on how this has shaped their lives