Review: Still The WaterLittle else in this year’s Cannes has the lyrical power of this film’s final sequencesWed May 21 2014 - 18:17
Review: Two Days, One NightThe premise of the latest film from the Dardennes is a little trite, but the execution is as assured as everTue May 20 2014 - 17:30
Review: Maps to the StarsDespite the verve, spew, anger and perversity on display, this neo-Jacobean Hollywood tragedy does not break much new groundMon May 19 2014 - 17:15
Review: FoxcatcherAstonishing performances from Steve Carell and Channing Tatum make this a true contenderMon May 19 2014 - 17:10
Jewels to be found amid quiet weekend at Cannes weekend summaryTwo films seem to be battling for the Palme d’Or: Mr Turner and Winter SleepMon May 19 2014 - 01:00
Have airport novels had their day?Opinion: Novel-reading no longer default activity for the waiting travellerSat May 17 2014 - 12:01
Review: The CaptiveAtom Egoyan’s latest is uneven and sometimes tasteless – his return to form remains on iceFri May 16 2014 - 12:39
Cannes you remember your first time on the Croisette? John Boorman canIn town to plug what he says is his last film, ‘Queen and Country’, 25-time Cannes veteran John Boorman goes on a four-decade Riviera reverie, and reveals a few long-kept festival secrets along the wayFri May 16 2014 - 00:00
Review: TimbuktuFor all its terrors, this story about fundamentalism in Mali never drags or seems worthyThu May 15 2014 - 15:52
Review: Mr TurnerMike Leigh’s study of the English painter is particularly distinguished by a stunning performance from Timothy SpallThu May 15 2014 - 15:44
‘Grace of Monaco’ brings juicy controversy to Cannes glamourFamily of the late Princess Grace have denounced the filmThu May 15 2014 - 01:00
Cannes 2014: the serious, the silly and the scandalousThe main programme this year is dominated by serious, off-centre film-makers including Loach, Leigh and the Dardennes, while a welcome sprinkling of controversy accompanies a film about the late Princess GraceWed May 14 2014 - 01:00
An ironic twist to the EurovisionOpinion: There’s such a chorus of irony in popular culture that it’s hard to make out the genuineSat May 10 2014 - 00:01
Film review: FrankLenny Abrahamson’s superby eccentric movie about a group of supremely eccentric musicians reveals some powerful truths about art and the disordered mindFri May 09 2014 - 00:00
Viggo Mortensen: “I run into a lot of actors who seem to have had itinerant childhoods”The Lord of the Rings star talks fame and fortune, film and football, and explains why he’ll be supporting Argentina in the World CupFri May 09 2014 - 00:00
‘If you talk to anyone on set they don’t take me seriously at all – much to my dismay’Few actors create characters that unnerve as much as Michael Fassbender, and in person he has an intensity that never quite fades. He talks method acting, metal music and making ‘Macbeth’Sat May 03 2014 - 01:00
Jeremy Clarkson’s n-word apologyOpinion: The Movement for Jocular Insularity is getting out of handSat May 03 2014 - 00:01
Something for the ladies? Send it backThe Other Woman, Sex and the City and other so-called ‘Woman’s Films’ are depressingly grim dives into conformity and self-abasementFri May 02 2014 - 00:00
Lenny talks Frank: the movie that won't give him a big headIn Lenny Abrahamson’s latest film, Michael Fassbender plays the lead character from inside a huge papier-mache head. The Irish director gives us the lowdown on the notorious noggin, his ‘Celtic Tiger Trilogy’ and moreFri May 02 2014 - 00:00
Film review: Bad NeighboursThere are game performances and some decent laughs in this rude Apatow-lite comedyFri May 02 2014 - 00:00
Domhnall Gleeson for 7th episode of Star Wars franchiseOriginal 1977 movie’s stars Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill also to appearTue Apr 29 2014 - 18:51
What gets you onto Time’s list of the world’s most influential?Opinion: How the line-up might differ from 1914Sat Apr 26 2014 - 00:01
Cracking the code of the Irish midlandsCork-born film-maker Pat Collins is peering into the nooks and crannies of Ireland's centre ground. “The midlands are, maybe, more conservative. But... it’s actually hard to make an interesting film about liberals,” he saysFri Apr 25 2014 - 00:00
Film review: 'Transcendence' fails to transcendThere’s precious little intelligence, artificial or otherwise, in this silly slice of futuristic hokumFri Apr 25 2014 - 00:00
Boho boohoo: A short bohemian heydayOpinion: Temple Bar, Montmartre, Greenwich Village all have a short day in the sunSun Apr 20 2014 - 12:01
Film review: The Amazing Spider-Man 2The latest adventures of the web-slinger is enjoyable enough, but the bombastic CGI is too much of the same-old-same-oldFri Apr 18 2014 - 00:00
Leap year: how US actor Will Forte landed a lead role in an Irish filmWill Forte, the comedy actor and writer, star of ‘Nebraska’ and the upcoming Irish film ‘Run & Jump’, talks about giving up stockbroking for comedy – and being hungry at the IftasFri Apr 18 2014 - 00:00
Support for England in World Cup a step too farOpinion: President’s pledge is beyond the call of dutySat Apr 12 2014 - 00:01
Film review: CalvaryBrendan Gleeson’s touching, nuanced portrayal of a caring man goes a long way in sustaining this scattershot, nihilist Irish dramedyFri Apr 11 2014 - 00:00
Screenwriter: Viewing is believingIn the US, ‘faith’ films are raking in the almighty dollarsFri Apr 11 2014 - 00:00
Mickey Rooney one of last of the Hollywood golden ageThe actor, who has died, had a career lasting almost his entire event-filled lifeTue Apr 08 2014 - 01:00
