The return of #BaftasSoWhite, three years after diversity outcry
With no wins for people of colour, actors’ union Equity says pool of nominees is not diverse enough
‘We bow at the altar of Groundhog Day’: concept copycats celebrate its 30th birthday
As the classic Bill Murray time-loop romcom reaches 30, and the imitators that reuse its concept keep on coming – from Palm Springs to Russian Doll – we ask what makes it so timeless
Hits, misses and deals: what can we learn from this year’s Sundance?
A return to in-person premieres for the Utah-based festival saw big money acquisitions and the start of some Oscar campaigns
Michaela Coel says film industry misses out on marginalised communities
I May Destroy You writer and actor is set to take on new mentoring role for upcoming film-makers
Eva Green: ‘corners were cut’ on film at centre of legal battle
Actor tells high court that fatal shooting on Alec Baldwin film set showed what could happen
Brian Tufano obituary
Cinematographer who brought his imaginative sensibilities to films such as Trainspotting, Billy Elliot and Quadrophenia
Joy in Ireland after country’s film talents bag 14 Oscar nominations
Strong showing for Irish actors and directors, with one film, The Banshees of Inisherin, up for nine awards
Oscars 2023: Everything Everywhere All at Once leads nominations
Multiverse action epic dominates shortlist, while All Quiet on the Western Front and The Banshees of Inisherin are each up for nine awards
Avatar: The Way of Water breaks more records at the worldwide box office
The film has now netted more than $2bn, one of only six films to have done so, with half of them directed by James Cameron
Netflix’s Reed Hastings changed the way we watch TV – for better or for worse
The departing CEO’s humble company soared to stunning success and paved the way for imitators
Latex, severed legs and fake erections: why is a whole new generation obsessed with DVD menus?
Games, gags, hidden treasures, extra films and clips of the director cooking aloo gobi … is it any wonder the hashtag #DVDmenu has 15m views? We look back on an explosively creative era
‘My first day was a sex scene’: the disturbing history of teen actors and nudity
From Jodie Foster in Taxi Driver to Brooke Shields in The Blue Lagoon, are films that used teen actors for sexual roles heading for a reckoning? As Paramount is sued over Romeo and Juliet, we look at the scenes cinema and TV might want to forget
Disney CEO Bob Iger tells staff to return to office four days a week
Chief executive told workers to treat ‘Monday through Thursday as in-person workdays’, according to email
The great era of going to the movies is dying, says Sam Mendes
Director, whose new film is a love letter to cinema, says many of his past hits would have been for streaming
‘Our best tip-off was Greggs in Bolton’: the secrets behind finding the hottest new screen stars
From boxing gyms to train stations, Streetcasters are plucking people from obscurity and giving them leading roles. Here, the best tell all – including why they’re always mistaken for the police