‘At no time should the exorcist be alone with an afflicted member of the faithful’

Blade Runner 2049 director Denis Villenueve is one of few film-makers to praise the site

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Laura Poitras returns with a documentary on Assange that’s a sprawling ridealong through the cyber wars

Director Cristian Mungiu follows a logic that begins with “Do me just this one favour . . . ”

Everything about The Silent Storm suggests a screenplay was written entirely IN CAPITAL LETTERS. No “r” goes unrolled, no piece of furniture is unpounded

Ahead of the 20th-anniversary re-release of Neil Jordan’s hugely successful film Michael Collins, the director reflects on the ‘unique opportunity’ he got to make it

Here are the Oscar basics: when is it on; where can I see it; and what are our Irish odds

The original film showed a dark underbelly – all the sequel has is spray-tanned abs

Half a century on, Fellini’s hallucinogenic masterpiece is the moviest of all movies

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From ‘Mean Girls’ to ‘Slap Her, She’s French’, Guardian Charlie Lyne’s documentary takes an elegiac look at what makes a teen movie

As she gears up for a Christmas reunion with her extended family back in her native Wexford, Charlie Murphy pauses to chat about a ridiculously busy year

Steeped in post-war paranoia and such contemporaneous hot topics as psychiatry, it offers a snapshot of 1950s consciousness

A motley crew fights its way from north Africa to Nazi Germany. but the real star is the tank

This dramatisation of two major sea battles of the first World War uncannily prefigures the future of both cinema and conflict