Le Spectre de Boko Haram review – how terror works its way into the minds of children
Cyrielle Raingou’s documentary absorbs the horror of the terror group’s impact on Cameroon by following the mischief of a pair of truant brothers
The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire review – the legacy of a dissident and inspirational surrealist author
Brief film looks at the intense flowering of essays by the Caribbean feminist and anti-imperialist who saw surrealism as a revolutionary mode
Gold Songs review – story of love and longing in Mozambique’s desperately dangerous goldmines
Ico Costa’s film follows a young man who leaves his sweetheart in search of better fortune in the perilous mines in the north of the country
Kenneth Colley obituary
Actor known as Admiral Piett in the Star Wars movies, and for his many roles in the films of Ken Russell
Rosie O’Donnell dismisses Trump’s threat to revoke her US citizenship
Actor says she is latest in long list of artists, activists and celebrities to be threatened by US president
Artist or activist? For Juliet Stevenson and her husband, Gaza leaves them with no choice
Film-maker Hugh Brody hopes to honour his mother, a Holocaust survivor, with a show of solidarity for Palestine
Superman is super woke? How politics play into the new man of steel
The right has already branded the new DC tentpole too woke after its director called the character an immigrant, but just what role do real-world issues play in the film?
How being crushed by a 14,000lb snowplough made Jeremy Renner a nicer person: ‘I’ve never been more vulnerable, open and loving’
He was known as a tightly wound Hollywood tough guy, on and off screen – and then the star found himself fighting for his life. He talks about ‘bullying his body’ into recovery, and how the accident changed him
Watch the Skies to Wet Leg: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
A Swedish alien-invasion sci-fi mystery is given an AI-assisted English-language makeover, and the cheeky Isle of Wight rockers are back with their long-awaited second album
Stellan Skarsgård on Ingmar Bergman: ‘The only person I know who cried when Hitler died’
Actor spoke at Karlovy Vary film festival about his experience working with ‘manipulative’ director in the 80s
Sorry, Dean Cain – of course Superman is woke, he fights injustice
James Gunn’s latest Man of Steel has copped flak from some predictable quarters, but the truth is, superheroes have been subverting the powerful, sticking up for the underdogs, and punching moral cowardice since the 1930s
Jaws to Oppenheimer: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
To celebrate 50 years of the Steven Spielberg classic, binge on all four on Netflix – even the one where the shark explodes! Plus, Christopher Nolan’s masterpiece hits the small screen at last
‘I’d be proud to be thrown out of America!’ Eric Idle on Trump, life after Python and not talking before lunch
Ahead of his UK tour, the former Monty Python star responds to questions from Catherine Zeta-Jones, David Mamet, Janet Suzman, Steve Coogan, Bill Oddie and others
Details of Julian McMahon’s cancer revealed a week after his death aged 56
Charmed, Fantastic Four and Nip/Tuck actor’s cause of death was lung metastasis due to head and neck cancer
Julian McMahon obituary
Australian actor who started his career in Home and Away, was the co-lead in Nip/Tuck and played Doctor Doom in the Fantastic Four