’21st-century Cathy Come Home’ will highlight the rise of UK homelessness
'The Truth About Stanley' will go straight to the internet to give an alternative view of the Olympics city
Viral Video Chart: Anchorman 2, Downton Abbey, toddler sings Adele
Watch Ron Burgundy break the news about his new movie, and talented two-year-olds, in our rundown of the top online clips. By Dugald Baird
Budget 2012: tax breaks extended to animation and games industries
Government to allow film industry-style tax breaks for the UK's animation and video game producers. By Dan Sabbagh
Beatles’ Yellow Submarine relaunches
Apple has digitally remastered the 1968 film, which was out of print for years, and are planning the full reissue treatment
Us and the Game Industry – how indie games are the new counter-culture
Keith Stuart: Set for release this winter, the documentary film Us and the Game Industry promises to explore the motivations of indie developers like thatgamecompany. Filmmaker Stephanie Beth tells us what she learned from a new era of rebellious entertainment
Bang, bang, you’re dead: how Grand Theft Auto stole Hollywood’s thunder
Look out Hollywood, the video game industry is hot on your heels, poaching your talent and raking in the money. And one game has led the way… Steven Poole investigates
3D film: have the wheels fallen off?
Hollywood was quick to jump on the 3D bandwagon, but ticket sales are falling. Film buffs Francine Stock and Danny Leigh discuss whether or not the format has a future
Kony 2012: shock, outrage and a hint of scepticism as UK pupils react to film
Simon Hattenstone sits down with a group of London teenagers to talk about a video watched by 50m over the past five days
Pass notes No 3,133: Angelina Jolie’s right leg
On Oscar night, the internet went weak at the knees for the actor's jutting leg
The advert that can tell who you are
It's like something out of the sci-fi film Minority Report – London is to hoast an advertising hoarding that can 'read' passers-by and customise its content to suit them
Boost for Hollywood studios as China agrees to ease quota on US films
Limit currently set at 20 blockbusters a year to be raised to 34 – but additional movies must be 3D or Imax versions
Lights, action … iPhone? Film-makers turn to smartphones
Tony Myers: As digital photography takes over from film, smartphones are fast becoming an option for film-makers
Poster notes: Martha Marcy May Marlene
Paul Owen: Using a QR code in the design of a movie poster risks allowing it to date fast – but then adverts for films are not principally designed with posterity in mind
What the Occupy movement must learn from Sundance
Naomi Wolf: These great documentary films have a simple lesson: effective political protest needs good organisation and smart messaging