Daughters review – tender, wrenching film about a dance date for girls and their jailed dads
Four girls look forward to being reunited with their fathers in Natalie Rae and Angela Patton’s painful yet lyrical Sundance-winning documentary
Rory Kinnear: ‘I congratulate everyone who is on the brink of baldness’
He was sworn to secrecy on Bond and is about to take on a fan-favourite character in The Rings of Power. But, for all the blockbuster roles, the British actor is a very sensible star
Streaming: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and the best post-apocalyptic films
George Miller’s latest dystopian instalment follows a well-trodden end-of-the-world path, from the stark ruins of The Road to Pixar’s smartest film, WALL-E
From Alien: Romulus to Ugly Sisters: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
The luckless crew of space colonists go up against the meanest acid-blooded mother in deep space, while things start to heat up in Edinburgh for the fringe
‘I want the audience to be seduced’: Joe Wright on his Mussolini biopic
Atonement director hopes viewers get swept along by M: Son of the Century as ‘to demonise these characters absolves us of moral responsibility’
Jackpot! to Men: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
A fun new action comedy starring Awkwafina and John Cena, and Jessie Buckley and Rory Kinnear are creepily effective in Alex Garland’s astonishing horror
‘I get misgendered all the time’: Elliot Page on his return to acting on the big screen
Page stars in new film Close to You as a trans man navigating his relationship with his family. He and director Dominic Savage explain how it all came together
The Deliverance review – Lee Daniels exorcism horror brings strong cast to real-life story
Daniels’s film starts well as it points up the social pressures that informed the Latoya Ammons case, but succumbs to tired horror tropes
The Union review – Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg heat up Netflix action flick
The stars’ rapport helps retain your interest in a preposterous international caper that has something vaguely to do with justice
Jill Robinson obituary
Writer who drew on her Hollywood childhood for her successful memoirs and novels
Maurice Williams obituary
Singer and founder of the Zodiacs, whose songs were covered by the Hollies and Jackson Browne, and featured in Dirty Dancing and American Graffiti
Disney defends use of streaming terms to block restaurant allergy death lawsuit
Jeffrey Piccolo filed wrongful death suit for $50,000 after his wife died of an allergic reaction at Florida resort
‘It ruined me’: Rust director speaks for first time about fatal on-set shooting
Joel Souza was shot in same incident that killed Halyna Hutchins and tells Vanity Fair ‘no one deserved this’
‘My dream was to have a six-pack and a gun’: Shah Rukh Khan on being ‘king’ of Bollywood
At Locarno to receive the film festival’s lifetime achievement award, the actor says that after retreating from the limelight for two years, he’s a changed man
‘You have to eliminate a stereotype’: director Wei Shujun on Chinese noir Only the River Flows
His latest film is a sideways take on the crime genre and was a surprise hit in China. As it opens in UK cinemas, Wei explains why he’s working at the edge of reason