Film

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The Silent Twins

Letitia Wright and Tamara Lawrence explain the ‘gross injustice’ of new film The Silent Twins

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‘Disney didn’t think it was funny enough’: Brian Henson on making The Muppet Christmas Carol

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Bad Santa and violent nights: The alternative festive movies you need this Christmas

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Festive favourite

The Muppet Christmas Carol actress Meredith Braun on When Love Is Gone being restored

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‘We’re making disobedience a virtue’ – Guillermo del Toro on Pinocchio

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Matilda the Musical: Tim Minchin’s anarchic lessons for revolting times

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Ryan Reynolds: ‘The great gift about getting older is you become more comfortable with sucking’

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Aftersun: Charlotte Wells captures the fragmentation of memory and loss

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Glass Onion review: Less intricate than Knives Out but way more fun

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The Wonder: Florence Pugh nourishes the soul as a nurse in 19th-century Ireland

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Bill Nighy: ‘Everyone can make a difference if we cooperate’

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This is Gwar interview: ‘We are the real Spinal Tap’

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Eddie Redmayne: ‘At the end of lockdown I was looking to explode’

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Decision to Leave: A romantic tale of death and deceit

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Jenny Agutter: ‘The Railway Children seems like yesterday’

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James Bond at 60: 007’s best gadgets

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30 years on, Bram Stoker’s Dracula is still the most beautiful film committed to celluloid

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Mrs Harris Goes to Paris review: Lesley Manville swaps drudgery for a dream dress

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Don’t Worry Darling: A dystopian take on the American Dream

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Crimes of the future: Surgery is the new sex in Cronenberg’s latest ick-flick

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