Film

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Ken Loach: “This is not an accident. This is capitalism working.”

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Ken Loach’s Sorry We Missed You shows reality of austerity Britain

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REVIEW: Naomie Harris finally gets a lead role in Black and Blue

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Lin-Manuel Miranda: It’s no accident my protagonists grapple with legacy

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Meet Pennyworth, Alfred Pennyworth: Jack Bannon brings together Batman & Bond

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Space lamb – how Shaun the Sheep went interstellar for Farmageddon

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Chris Morris interview: “It’s bonanza time for bad behaviour”

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REVIEW: Chris Morris is back with scabrous comedy The Day Shall Come

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Big Issue vendor Lavinia has starring role at Wales Film Festival

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The sky’s the limit for Brad Pitt in Ad Astra

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The Last Tree director Shola Amoo: “This country is in an identity crisis”

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‘People always look to escape in difficult times’ say Downton Abbey stars

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Henry Cavill’s a super policeman in new film Night Hunter

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For Sama – the film that shows what it’s like to grow up in a warzone

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It (Chapter Two) isn’t all that

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In Pain and Glory, Pedro Almodóvar decides to send himself up – or does he?

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Blinded by the Light review: feelgood memoir hit by current reality

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Balance, Not Symmetry review: Biffy Clyro’s transportive heightened reality

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The Lion King review: I Can’t Believe It’s Not Attenborough

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The Dead Don’t Die review: A weirdly bloodless experience

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