‘Beautifully, awfully funny’: why Withnail and I is my feelgood movie
The latest in our ongoing series of comfort movies is a pick for Bruce Robinson’s cult British comedy
Eclipse review – Tom Conti stars in intriguing but elusive 70s tale of a mysterious death
Conti plays twin brothers, one of whom is suspected of the other’s murder, in this dreamy but frustrating fable
The Balcony Movie review – funny/sad film that offers a view into strangers’ lives
Paweł Łoziński’s documentary collects conversations with passers-by he talks to from the window of his Warsaw flat
‘The Citizen Kane of rock movies’: glam rockers Slade and their bid for cinema greatness
Fifty years ago, the Black Country legends made Slade in Flame, about a band screwed by the music business. It tanked and almost finished them. Now, as it’s re-released, the film is being seen as a prescient gem
Mickey Rourke ejected from Big Brother house over ‘unacceptable behaviour’
Actor, 72, understood to have used behaviour and language considered threatening against housemate Chris Hughes
Tony Nicholls obituary
Other lives: Documentary maker, video consultant for the UN, and course leader in media at Bedford College
‘I’d love Keanu to read it’: Ione Skye on bisexuality, infidelity and her wild tell-all memoir
The actor’s aptly named memoir Say Everything has been praised as raw, revealing, disarming and horny
Drop review – Meghann Fahy stars in scary smartphone thriller
The White Lotus star plays a single mother confronted by techno-threats when she goes back into the dating game
G20 review – Viola Davis kicks ass in silly diplomatic hijack thriller
Davis’s hard-boiled president is is the reason to see this preposterous action pic
The Return review – Ralph Fiennes’s Homeric hero finds his way home to outstanding Juliette Binoche
The stars of The English Patient are reunited to electric effect in Uberto Pasolini’s handsome retelling of the Odyssey
The Amateur review – Rami Malek is a brilliant code cracker lacking in charisma
Slow Horses director James Hawes’s espionage yarn about a vengeful CIA agent is pacy and slick but badly miscast
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid just needed Trump
In the court of King Donald, Sam Peckinpah’s flawed 1973 western finally makes sense to me
Iraq veteran and film-maker Ray Mendoza: ‘Writing Warfare with Alex Garland was like going to a therapist’
The former US Navy Seal on working alongside the Ex Machina director to produce a war movie that’s as true to life as possible
One to One: John & Yoko review – Lennon and Ono storm Manhattan in intimate post-Beatles doc
Kevin Macdonald and Sam Rice-Edwards’s spry study of the couple in early 70s New York is as much as jittery collage of the era’s culture as it is a revealing portrait
Julio Torres: ‘When I worked at SNL, I thought Shawn Mendes was an intern’
The comedian and absurdist on his favourite letters and colours and least favourite shapes