Andrea Arnold
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Barry Jenkins’s coming of age drama and Andrea Arnold’s first film set in the US lead the way at the flagship award ceremony for independent cinema
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Reportage from Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign; the dispossessed of Johannesburg; and stars of stage and screen – all feature in this showcase of the best photography commissioned by the Observer this month
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Emily Blunt’s thrilling commute outpaces Tom Hanks’s globetrotting adventures in Inferno in a clash of book adaptations
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Ever since Stagecoach clattered across the desert, Hollywood has been on a journey that’s more important than its destination. We hitch a ride on Andrea Arnold’s new film about a gang of travelling teenagers
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Picked by Andrea Arnold out of a Florida beach crowd, Lane gives a raw and wild performance as a teenage runaway in American Honey. She talks about her troubled childhood – and why she identified so strongly with her vulnerable character
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Peter Bradshaw on Cannes's closing awards: baffling choices don't spoil a vintage year
Peter BradshawGeorge Miller’s jury awarded a mixed bag of prizes that ignored some of the most exciting films at this year’s Cannes film festival. Still, this was an extraordinary year -
The 79-year-old Briton has triumphed at the Cannes film festival for the second time with his welfare state drama, as Andrea Arnold’s American Honey takes third prize and dark horses pick up awards across the board
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From the blistering politics of I, Daniel Blake to Nicolas Winding Refn’s freaky The Neon Demon, Cannes delivered the full range of surprises and delights
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Debate still rages over the scarcity of women directors, but many at the festival have been encouraged by the wealth of competition films featuring female leads – not all of them preoccupied with their love lives
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American Honey director tells Tribeca film festival that she was in ‘a dark place’ during production of her 2011 take on Emily Brontë’s classic romance
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British cinema has a proud tradition of telling working-class stories properly. But Baron Cohen’s Grimsby echoes the spirit of our times – embodied by Donald Trump – by beating on the little guy
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The actor needed 20 stitches after a stunt in which he had to put his head through a plate glass window went wrong on the set of American Honey
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Transformers actor to star in the Fish Tank director’s first American film
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Dickens adaptation from In the Loop director announced to coincide with BBC’s celebration of milestone for its successful feature film arm
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One of the finest cinematographers working in British film talks to us about his latest project, the gripping Yorkshire-Asian noir Catch Me Daddy
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Think 2014 was a good year for film? Think again. This year is shaping up to be one of the classics. Here’s what’s on our radar
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Timothy Spall as JMW Turner and a defiant film about Mali were among the opening highlights, but Grace of Monaco was an unexpected stinker, writes Jonathan Romney
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Oscar-winning film-maker's first US film, American Honey, will follow a wild, lovestruck teenager across the country
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Ridley Scott's 1977 debut, The Duelllists, is a welcome addition to Netflix, writes Guy Lodge
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William Friedkin's restored 70s film Sorcerer and a space-loving father and son are the talk of the Venice film festival, writes Jason Solomons
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Peter Bradshaw: The recent biopic, The Iron Lady, doesn't tell the whole story of Margaret Thatcher's impact on British cinema: for that you have to go back to the difficult, confrontational days of the 1980s. But it's safe to say, nothing was the same again
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From The Master to Holy Motors, this autumn promises to be a strong season for director-led cinema. But who are the auteurs that are exciting us in 2012?
Moonlight sweeps LA and NY film critics' awards as American Honey takes Bifas