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The Hungarian director's films moved slowly like vast gothic aircraft carrier-sized ships across dark seas, giving audiences a feeling of drunkenness and hangover at the same time ...

In The Wizard of the Kremlin, Jude Law plays Russia's president as a cool, reluctant leader, a strategist who got the job because he was young, athletic and a spy. This is a creation far removed from the man himself ...

The intenationally acclaimed film-maker was renowned for beautifully shot cinematic epics ...

Netflix's big-screen release of the Stranger Things finale is estimated to have made over $25m at the US box office, the latest example of event cinema proving popular ...

Denying any prior knowledge of the appeal, the actor said he would 'rather stick a gun up my ass and pull the trigger' than accept charity ...

From much-anticipated sequels to music mockumentaries to auteur returns, the next 12 months offers up a wide variety of intriguing new movies ...

Chloé Zhao's film version of Maggie O'Farrell's myth-making novel powerfully reimagines the agonising loss of a child as the source of Hamlet's grand stage drama ...

Cameron warned that Avatars 4 and 5 might end up as novels if third instalment Fire and Ash bombed. But noise about its slow start is beginning to look like a ritual movies in the series must go through before the money pours in ...

The Marty Supreme and Hamnet stars are jockeying for pole position for the big Hollywood prize after a night in which One Battle After Another and Adolescence were also recognised ...

The first 2026 entry in our ongoing series of writers calling attention to their comfort films is David Fincher's thriller ...