App used by Trump adviser Mike Waltz says it is temporarily suspending services following reported hack – live

Oregon-based company Smarsh, which runs the TeleMessage app, said it was ‘investigating a potential security incident’ and was suspending all its services

Trump White House says ‘no final decisions’ on foreign film tariffs

Officials say administration ‘exploring all options’ after president declared 100% tariff on non-US-produced films

US media stocks slide on Wall Street after Trump threatens movie tariffs

Netflix, Amazon, Warner Bros Discovery and Paramount shares fall as studios reel from announcement

Trump’s foreign film tariffs could ‘wipe out’ UK movie industry, ministers told

Union warns that 100% levy could be ‘knockout blow’ and urges government to defend sector and those who work in it

Trump’s attack on the film industry is a sign of xenophobic contempt

By insisting tariffs on films at least partly produced outside the US, the president is trying to limit the important worldview of cinema

Trump’s movie tariffs are designed to destroy the international film industry

Vague and grandstanding as the US president’s messaging may be, it has serious ramifications which could wipe out large sections of the film business

Peg o’ My Heart review – Hong Kong’s disordered dream life is focus of Lynchian thriller

Set in the aftermath of the 2008 crash, Nick Cheung’s film follows a loose-cannon psychiatrist through a city deranged by stock-market storms

The Empire Strips Back review – Chewie gets jiggy in galactic burlesque parody

Humour abounds in this Star Wars-themed cabaret, as Boba Fett bumps and grinds while Han Solo and Chewbacca share a Backstreet Boys number

It Feeds review – spooky supernatural chiller that loads up on tasty jump-scares

A psychic psychiatrist perceives a wraith latching on to people in this neatly-realised, if somewhat familiar, beastie-horror

‘Pure sugar-rush mayhem’: why I Wanna Hold Your Hand is my feelgood movie

The next entry in our ongoing series of mood-lifting films is a love letter to Robert Zemeckis’s 1978 comedy about Beatlemania fangirls

The Hamlet Syndrome review – soldiers turn to Shakespeare as Ukrainians deal with the war

A searingly intimate observation of an alternative production of Hamlet, where many of the actors are soldiers from the frontline

Ride the Snake review – low-budget home-invasion horror offers transgressive free-for-all

After a car accident kills her husband, Harper and her daughter kidnap the driver responsible to serve their own kind of justice – but he may not be everything he first seems

From Prince to Michael Jackson: why are the most controversial documentaries getting canned?

As Netflix scraps an epic series exploring the Purple Rain star’s complexities, and Max takes down Leaving Neverland, we ask: are celebrity-endorsed docs, such as the $40m Melania Trump hagiography, the future?

‘Life-affirming’: Salt Path film starring Gillian Anderson set to lure walkers to south-west England

Raynor Winn’s tale of 630-mile forced hike around south west coastal path should boost visitor numbers, tourism bosses hope

Paris-based thriller offers fresh inside take on French-Tamil community

Writer, actor and director Lawrence Valin says that in Little Jaffna he wanted to ‘show new role models’