Drop the needle, it’s the 1970s on screen – again
Decade of brown carpets and complicated hair lives on in a long line of retro movies
Tigertail film review: A commendable Netflix premiere
Slight but enchanting tale of the Taiwanese diaspora in the US just lacks a bit of oomph
Mubi: online repertory cinema for a handful of change
Fancy a rotating visual feast of 30 arthouse movies monthly and all neatly curated?
Bad Boys for Life review: The funny bits are funny. The serious bits are even funnier
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence in a noisy, inconsequential violent romp
The new Once? The next Adam & Paul? Galway Film Fleadh unveils 2019 line-up
Extra Ordinary, Never Grow Old, Animals and Supervized on bill for 31st festival
Barry Jenkins: ‘Being poor and black in Miami was all I knew’
The 'If Beale Street Could Talk' director on the Oscars mix-up and what's next
‘The first day I was a ball of nerves’: Paul Dano’s directorial debut
Actor discusses crafting screenplay for ‘Wildlife’ alongside partner Zoe Kazan
The 100 greatest foreign-language films revealed
Only four out of the top 100 films directed by women in BBC poll of critics
Imelda Staunton: The Irish dancing teacher slapped me. I thought ‘I’m never coming back’
Oscar-nominated actor on breaking through age barriers, Harry Potter and why she hates Irish dancing
Chamber Music Gathering ignores female composers for second year
The NCH event has a thing or two to learn from West Cork Festival
Like ‘Brokeback Mountain’, but with Yorkshire weather
Francis Lee’s ‘God’s Own Country’ feels like a career-launching film
God’s Own Country review: love on a farmboy’s wages
The ‘English Brokeback Mountain’ is a gritty, muddy, magical tale of love and livestock
Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk review: a heroic 120fps failure
Ang Lee’s extremely odd film is certainly audacious, but it falls flat, both as a technical experiment and as a critique of US militarism
Sigourney Weaver: ‘I want to do an Irish accent’
The towering star of ‘Alien’, ‘Ghostbusters’ and ‘Avatar’ deals with death in ‘A Monster Calls’
Kristen Stewart: ‘I have thoughtlessly traversed my creative desires'
After getting ‘exceedingly famous at 17’, Kristen Stewart had her work cut out clawing back her life from the Twilight series
The Morgan formula: how to put famous lives on film
Screenwriter Peter Morgan developed a neat way of portraying personalities, from Tony Blair and David Frost to the queen: focus on one incident. Now everyone’s at it
Hong Kong media mogul Run Run Shaw dies at 106
Shaw built up a TV and film empire in a 90-year career
A serious man: the intensity of Jake Gyllenhaal
Gyllenhaal brings such a heft to his roles – a trend maintained in ‘Prisoners’ – it’s a surprise to learn he has only just decided that acting is the trade for him
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