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Cotton plantations and non-consensual kisses: how Disney became embroiled in the culture wars

The company has been addressing its historical racism and sexism, adding disclaimers to films and altering theme park rides. But these moves have stirred contempt as well as approval

Big boom for the Big Banana: Russell Crowe backs $400m film studio for Coffs Harbour

Australia’s first fully integrated complex is the latest in a suite of new studios down under – but just how sustainable are they?

No lights, no camera: UK TV producers face equipment shortage

Film and television industry struggles with surge in demand for high-end shows fuelled by lockdown binge viewing

Riz Ahmed calls for urgent change in ‘toxic portrayals’ of Muslims on screen

Actor cites ‘racist’ Hollywood films and urges industry reform to end stereotypes that drive ‘policies enacted and people killed’

Top intimacy coach says too many TV bosses still do not value role

Ita O’Brien says she was not expecting credit from Michaela Coel at Baftas, and working with her was a joy

Cannes film festival set for bumper year – but no Britons in 2021 competition

Wes Anderson and Paul Verhoeven among heavyweights facing off for Palme d’Or as Andrea Arnold doc gets long-awaited premiere

Will Hollywood fly to Perth for this? Doubts cast over Fremantle’s $100m film studio

Industry insiders and Western Australia heritage activists are concerned the proposed soundstages could disrupt a working port, disturb a heritage site – and might not even work

Cinema chains count on 007 to restore their Covid-hit takings

Hopes are high for the September release of the latest in the super-spy franchise, No Time to Die

A view to a killing: how Amazon will exploit Bond and other MGM classics

The pay-TV giant has the chance to turn popular films into ‘universes’ of stories – and steal a march in the content-hungry streaming wars

Licence to content: Amazon’s MGM takeover gives it access to Bond and beyond

Another worrying step in the monopolisation of entertainment, the internet giant’s $8.45bn splurge is about adding reams of classic Hollywood IP for its film-making arm to feast on

Eternals: first trailer for Chloé Zhao’s Marvel movie released

Angelina Jolie, Richard Madden, Gemma Chan and Kit Harington among stars seen in promo for Oscar-winning director’s superhero movie

Cinemas in UK greet reopening success driven by Peter Rabbit 2

Cineworld and Odeon report strong results for weekend after loosening of Covid restrictions

Can anyone solve the puzzle of Paul Dano’s Riddler in The Batman?

Leaked artwork has sparked a flurry of speculation over how exactly the supervillain will be portrayed in Matt Reeves’ forthcoming movie

Peter Rabbit 2 tops box office as UK’s reopened cinemas take £2m in three days

The hybrid animated sequel has taken around a third of all box office receipts so far, with returns looking promising for a summer bounceback for sector

Can Britain’s cinemas bounce back after lockdown?

With film fans now used to streaming movies at home, multiplexes may have to rely on blockbusters alone, says media professor Stuart Hanson

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  • ‘A cultural moment’: smash hit doc You Can See Everything continues to dazzle America
  • ‘Cocaine is the Gollum of drugs’ – and other things we learned from Anthony LaPaglia’s surprisingly juicy memoir
  • Never After Dark review – ghostbuster-for-hire meets her match in Japanese exorcism horror
  • ‘I laughed so hard my Tampax fell out’: Michael Gambon’s pranks revealed by the stars he cracked up
  • Bad Day at the Office review – gratuitously entertaining Go-Pro thriller is like Crank meets The Hangover
  • All About the Money review – confusion and compelling weirdness of wealthy leftwing heir
  • ‘Vicarious wish-fulfillment’: why That Thing You Do! is my feelgood movie
  • Ever Since I Knew Myself review – confronting the scars of childhood
  • ‘Nothing worked for me until I was clean and sober’: Ashley Walters on acting, directing – and turning his life around
  • Bayeux tapestry becomes pop culture hit as young people more keen to see exhibition than top films
  • ‘He’s not going to punk me. I’ll trick him’: Ali G: Who Iz I? stooge says he was in on joke but didn’t tell Sacha Baron Cohen
  • Matthew McConaughey has read all his bad reviews – and I applaud him
  • When Aboriginal people appeared in a 1950 film they were asked to invent dialogue. Now a spotlight is shining on the tale they told
  • Anthony LaPaglia: ‘There is not a role I didn’t get that I ever gave more than four hours of grievance to – even Tony Soprano’
  • ‘Cuts mean jobs’: Skydance staff brace for shake-up after $110bn megamerger
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  • From Wildwood to John Legend: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
  • I expect you to cry: what the James Bond actors may face at the final audition
  • ‘Fighting an impossible fight is the only way to reclaim dignity’: Lee Chang-dong on class warfare and his searing Oscar contender
  • Taika Waititi’s Star Wars film is the latest to hit the buffers. At some point Lucasfilm is going to have to actually make a movie
  • ‘Overnight, everything was dead’: the Teesside fisherman turned activist dubbed the Mr Bates of the seas
  • Junk review – David Schwimmer is lost in Mubi’s frustrating LA-set misstep
  • Backrooms to The Monkey: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
  • ‘I struggle to see myself as someone special’: Sandra Hüller on being the star of four – or, possibly, five – of the year’s biggest films
  • James Bond finalists to screen-test for role this week – reports
  • Tom Skerritt, Alien and Top Gun actor, dies aged 93
  • Nana Patekar obituary
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