Alec Baldwin: ‘Everyone’s loving my Trump impersonation – my brother Stephen, not so much’

The actor talks about the expectations of being the eldest of his brothers, how he and his sisters were turned into the household staff and the delights of working less to be at home more

Charlotte Rampling: ‘I cannot explain it but I have never visited the cemetery where my sister is buried’

The actress talks about coping with the death of her sister, how her father tried to sell his Olympic gold medal and why she is so resilient

How childhood stress can knock 20 years off your life

Heart disease, depression, life expectancy. New research claims that stress exerts a far heavier physical toll than previously understood. The film-maker James Redford talks about how toxic stress can be a killer

Damian Lewis: ‘We were a very loud family, not a lot of listening, plenty of talking’

The Homeland actor talks about going to boarding school aged eight, why his family notion of duty is not always helpful and how his mother told him not to marry an actor

As Get Out shows, love isn’t all you need in interracial relationships

Jordan Peele’s film has provoked discussion of issues about race and relationships that often remain too sensitive or uncomfortable to explore

All This Panic review – shrewd but claustrophobic teen-life doc

The film about a group of young New York City teenagers might not tell you all that much that is truly revelatory, but it’s well made and wide-ranging

Liv Tyler: ‘My fathers are both unconventional’

The actor talks about meeting her real father for the first time, and how she and her partner have blended their own young families

How my husband saw blindness as a ‘dark, paradoxical gift’

For Marilyn Hull, life with her husband, John Hull, changed irrevocably when he went blind as their first child was born – an experience captured in the Bafta-nominated documentary Notes on Blindness

Playing dead: my part as a corpse that came back to haunt me

When Olivia Williams was starting out as an actor, one of her first roles was as a dead body in Poplar morgue, providing her with a darkly funny anecdote. But 20 years on the story took a poignant twist…

How do you tell a child his mother is dying?

In A Monster Calls, a boy struggles because nobody tells him the truth about his dying mother. John-Paul Flintoff talks to the people behind the new film of the multi-award winning book

Life, Animated review – a tremendous story of family love and Disney cartoons

This poignant documentary is about an autistic boy who learned how to understand the world and communicate with it through Disney characters

Can’t we judge people on their merits, instead of their genes?

The obsession with pedigree as an explanation for success and failure is just a present day form of narcissism

How Disney gave voice to a boy with autism

As a young boy, Owen Suskind suddenly stopped talking. Diagnosed with autism, he remained largely silent until an obsession with Disney movies unexpectedly gave him a voice

The New Man review – painfully intimate

A frank but unremarkable record by parents-to-be becomes profoundly moving when complications arise

Mum’s bucket list: ‘Have a great time after I’ve gone’

When Kate Greene was dying, she left behind a list for her sons – an eclectic mix of thoughts, reminders and life lessons. Now her moving story has been made into a film starring Emilia Fox and Rafe Spall. Tanith Carey meets her family