Woody Allen tells Alec Baldwin ‘the thrill has gone’ – and we know the feeling
What did we learn from Baldwin's Instagram chat with the embattled director? That he likes staying home, plans to retire, and has bad wi-fi
What did we learn from Baldwin's Instagram chat with the embattled director? That he likes staying home, plans to retire, and has bad wi-fi
Ninja Thyberg directs a razor-edged account of one young woman’s passage through the 21st-century adult-entertainment world
This new sci-fi from Top Gun: Maverick director Joseph Kosinski, based on a George Saunders story, is Ex Machina without the risk-taking
This seriocomic piece sees Thompson's fiftysomething ex-RE teacher hire a sex worker – but it’s unsure what tone it prefers to strike
French cult favourite Lucile Hadžihalilović's latest is a horror film that looks and sounds darkly inviting but is too mysterious by half
In Michelangelo Frammartino’s new feature, set in 1960s Calabria, a group of speleologists attempt to plumb a mysterious cave system
A canter through the history of British cinema entertains with classic clips, but the script assumes that viewers are clueless
As ever, Netflix have coaxed the best out of the comedy star, with a basketball drama light on surprises but full of entertainment
Alex Garland’s horrific tale of male malevolence stars Rory Kinnear as every man in the village that Jessie Buckley’s grieving widow visits
In Mia Hansen-Løve’s drama, a pair of relationships play out in tandem, each one influencing the other in elegant and subtle ways
Rob Savage’s film simulates a live-stream that turns sinister, but its exhaustingly aggravating lead makes you want to log off
Ruben Östlund's bold and brilliant film slipped a whoopee cushion under this year's dreary Cannes festival - and took home the top prize
The director Cristian Mungiu returns to Cannes with another Palme contender, heavy on atmosphere and grit, if not political subtlety
The latest from 31-year-old Lukas Dhont is an overwhelmingly sad and tender tale of childhood friendship severed
This Korean-language drama about child trafficking is a rare dud, full of clunky pathos and clunkier characterisation
The last film by Roger Michell, who died suddenly last September, reminds us of our monarch's profound decency – and, oddly, of ours
Director Claire Denis's Cannes offering is a film that syncs your heartbeat to its own intoxicating rhythms
Thrilling, moving and gloriously Cruisey, Joseph Kosinski's sequel to the 1986 hit is unquestionably the best studio action film in years
This documentary about the late superstar, which has just premiered at Cannes, is an experience to greedily inhale in a packed cinema
The veteran master of gore returns, with Viggo Mortensen and Léa Seydoux playing a performance-art duo – but the act feels a little passé