BBC film about IRA funeral murders to air in March
Exclusive: The Funeral Murders will focus on atrocity at Milltown cemetery and the revenge attack
The rising star to look out for at the Oscars? That’ll be Netflix…
The success of Mudbound and a string of fine documentaries must surely convince the Academy that the streaming giant deserves a little love
Saturday Night Fever: The Ultimate Disco Movie review – Bruno Tonioli hits the floor
The Strictly judge took a loving look behind the scenes of the film that made John Travolta an A-list star and made disco a global phenomenon
Revealed: sketches that show the inspiration for Banksy’s ‘alternativity’ in Bethlehem
Danny Boyle’s BBC Two documentary explores the problems he encountered directing the artist’s contemporary reworking of the Christmas story
‘Apu was a tool for kids to go after you’: why The Simpsons remains problematic
The standup comic Hari Kondabolu talks about his documentary The Problem with Apu, which uses the notorious Kwik-E-Mart clerk as a springboard to discuss issues of representation and minstrelsy in pop culture
Horror Movie: A Low Budget Nightmare review – surprisingly delightful gore-fest doco
A documentary with heart and sincerity – all the more surprising given the grotesque content of the film it documents the making of
Christine Whittaker obituary
BBC film researcher who breathed new life into the making of historical documentaries for television
‘Deep down, I knew it didn’t happen’: The woman who imagined a murder
When two men disappeared in 1974, Erla Bolladottir’s testimony put her boyfriend and his friends in prison for murder. She tells us how the case made her the most notorious woman in Iceland – and why they may be innocent after all
Ken Burns returns to take on Vietnam – ‘a war we have consciously ignored’
Burns’s new 10-part, 18-hour epic film covers the conflict from all sides, and hopes to ‘shape more courageous conversations about what took place’
Barry Norman: ‘His enthusiasm and love for film always shone through’
The face of the BBC’s Film programme for almost three decades was an accessible, unpretentious surveyor of cinema
Oliver Stone on Vladimir Putin: ‘The Russian people have never been better off’
The veteran director has been accused of pandering to Putin for his four-hour documentary on the Russian leader, but he remains unrepentant. Could it be the climax to his career?
The unmissable TV shows of summer 2017
Naomi Watts is a shrink in meltdown, William and Harry remember Diana – and Ed Sheeran feels the chill in Game of Thrones. It’s your complete summer TV and streaming guide
Stone/Putin: will their TV debate rival Frost/Nixon?
Hollywood heavyweight Oliver Stone’s encounters with the Russian president are set to be televised, but will they prove as hard-hitting as the famed interview they hope to match?
Tuesday’s best TV: Stargazing Live; Rio Ferdinand – Being Mum and Dad
Brian Cox goes down under and stares up at southern skies; Rio Ferdinand explores grief and emotional struggles. Plus: Jim Al-Khalili investigates gravity
Oscar-winner Ezra Edelman on making his epic documentary OJ: Made in America
As his extraordinary eight-hour film bags an Oscar, the director reveals how he got the key players to break their silence