Free Guy: When the game starts fighting back

Ryan Reynolds plays a video game character who’s not going to take it any more

The Comey Rule review: You actually begin to root for Trump

It is impossible for Brendan Gleeson to give a serious performance as Donald Trump

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Brendan Gleeson as Donald Trump: ‘A mediocre impression and possibly a great performance’

Critics expect US president to hate actor’s take in The Comey Rule. But he did it anyway

First Look: Brendan Gleeson plays Donald Trump

The Irish actor’s portrayal of the US president won’t air until after November’s election

Brendan Gleeson to play Donald Trump in TV drama

Jeff Daniels to play FBI boss James Comey in US adaptation of A Higher Loyalty

Emmys 2018: Complete list of major winners

HBO and Netflix tied for the total number of Emmys won, with 23 awards each

From Derry Girls to Cork offenders: unmissable TV for 2018

Ring out (or recommission) the old; ring in the new: here’s what to stay tuned for in the new year

Godless review: Crack the damn whip already

A ruthless gunslinger discovers his limits in the meandering new western miniseries

Silence of the Lambs director Jonathan Demme dies aged 73

The Oscar-winning film-maker also directed acclaimed films Philadelphia, Something Wild and the Talking Heads concert documentary Stop Making Sense

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Steve Jobs review: a quasi-biopic of an unremittingly monstrous personality

With a brilliant script from Aaron Sorkin, elegant design and ruthless discipline mark out Danny Boyle’s unexpectedly impressive film. Steve Jobs may have approved

Screening of Orson Welles’s F for Fake at Cork Film Festival

Actor and biographer Simon Callow to introduce last significant work from auteur

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Web Summit: Behind the myth of ‘the man who fired Steve Jobs’

Co-founder of Obi Worldphone not offended by ‘creative liberties’ taken in new film

Dumb and Dumber To review: Who let these wiseguys loose again?

Dumb and Dumber To: the Farrellys return to their gross-out grassroots

Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels are back as cinema’s most lovable idiots. But why a sequel 20 years later? ‘It makes sense because these guys are always the same. They’re too stupid to have character arcs’