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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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It (Chapter Two) isn’t all that

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Timothy Spall: LS Lowry and the impact industrial landscapes had on my life

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

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Kristen Stewart’s performance in JT LeRoy is no hoax

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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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Brightburn review: Superhero horror fails to take flight

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To infinity… but what’s actually beyond?

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Watch the trailer for Ken Loach’s new film on the gig economy

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Diego Maradona review: A fascinating glimpse into the enigma of Maradona

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What/If review: So truly, hilariously, joyfully bad that it’s kind of good

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The Italian Job writer would be ‘horrified by the likes of Nigel Farage’

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‘Gloria Bell’ review – An authentic remake of the Chilean classic

‘Booksmart’ breathes energetic new life into the rites-of-passage teen comedy

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‘In the Realm of Perfection’ review – A fascinating dissection of filmmaking

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Beats review: Pills, thrills and belly laughs with a shot of nostalgia

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Romance, racism and Nazis – Amma Asante on her film ‘Where Hands Touch’

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‘Artic’: Penna proves to be a compelling storyteller in this survival yarn

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