James Foley, director of Fifty Shades sequels and Glengarry Glen Ross, dies aged 71
The film-maker, whose credits also included many Madonna music videos, died of brain cancer
Clown in a Cornfield review – perky yet run-of-the-mill slasher fare
An adaptation of the 2020 YA horror sees an evil clown pick off local youths and while there are a handful of interesting ideas, this is pretty standard late night fodder
New film claims to identify Israeli killer of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh
In Who Killed Shireen?, IDF soldier Alon Scagio is named as shooter of the Palestinian-American in Jenin in 2022
Surgery, real sex and water sports: Louise Weard on her four-hour camcorder trans film Castration Movie Part One
The Canadian director set out to make a 90-minute snapshot of the trans experience before it ballooned in length and scope. Nevertheless, the film’s writer, director and star is confident of reaching the mainstream
Parties, petty crime and a U-ey on the Harbour Bridge: a 40-year-old portrait of Sydney’s underbelly gets a new life
Released in 1982, the film Going Down captured the grit and grain of sin city through one barrelling night out. Now a restoration of this ‘rough little picture’ is heading to the US
Sam Mendes’ four Beatles films to be written by Jez Butterworth, Peter Straughan and Jack Thorne
The director has appointed the acclaimed Olivier, Tony, Bafta and Oscar winning talents to be the screenwriters for The Beatles: A Four-Film Cinematic Event
Nicolas Cage: ‘I don’t think a day goes by where I’m not mistaken for Nick Cave’
As psycho-thriller The Surfer is released, the actor answers your questions about eating rats, loving pickled eggs and scaring Terry Wogan
‘Not much zoology – apart from the rabbit!’ Desmond Morris on his secret surrealist love romp film
The zoologist, now aged 97, is about to unveil Time Flower, his fantasy-fuelled film in which he pursues a woman called Ramona – who gave such a brave performance leaping off the bonnet of a car that he proposed to her
Luke, I am … an INTJ? Darth Vader would slice hurtful colleagues in half – not take them to an employment tribunal
An NHS worker received £28,989 after being compared to the Sith Lord because of a Star Wars-themed Myers Briggs test. But I’d rather be Darth than Obi-Wan
Nigerian film-makers pivot to YouTube as streaming firms pull back
In a market where big names have struggled to turn profits, a flood of new titles are connecting with audiences online
Jon Voight defends Trump’s film tariff plan: ‘Something has to be done’
Oscar-winning actor gives first interview to Variety since working with Trump on plan to shake up Hollywood
UK officials land in Washington as talks over trade agreement continue
Senior negotiators hope to get agreement with US signed ahead of UK-EU summit on 19 May
Bedfordshire residents say they have been left out of Universal theme park consultation
Locals welcome plan but fear being pushed out of homes by theme park
Summer of 69 review – charming, if overfamiliar, teen sex comedy
Awkward teenager strikes deal with stripper played by SNL’s Chloe Fineman in moderately entertaining throwback
‘A safe haven from racial violence’: Sinners shows the importance of juke joints
Ryan Coogler’s smash hit horror focuses on the opening of a juke joint, a one-time mainstay in Black southern culture