Sophie Thatcher, Charles Melton and Dougray Scott star in the Danish director’s latest neon-soaked fantasia

Have some sympathy for the children of movie stars who follow their parents into the business

Saoirse Ronan, Austin Abrams, Jarvis Cocker and Andy Milligan feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of September 18th, 2026

The actor on The Lost Children of Tuam, his film about Catherine Corless’s uncovering of hundreds of deaths at the town’s Bon Secours mother and baby home

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Zach Cregger’s shameless caper feels like the best Resident Evil film in the franchise’s long history

Though demanding a significant leap of faith from the audience, the film mixes satisfyingly darkish comedy with spiky social analysis

We’re meant to love the heat. Culture seems implicitly aware that autumn cool is more attractive

Saoirse Ronan misses out after premiering directorial debut at festival

Donald Clarke on what has gone down a storm in the opening week of Venice International Film Festival 2026

Everybody Digs Bill Evans, the Dublin actor’s new film, is a finely balanced marvel about the jazz pianist. You wouldn’t know it was shot in Ireland

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In its minor-chord fashion, this sad film immerses viewers in the coolness of jazz in the years before the explosion of rock

He plays James Stagg, who had pivotal role in second World War, with Kerry Condon as Eisenhower’s secretary

Highest honour in US television awarded for Tiernan’s work on episode of Spider-Noir series