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In a world of fake news, what happens to satire?

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‘The Girl In The Spider’s Web’ – Lisbeth Salander reloaded for troubled times

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Tim Minchin: “Comedians don’t want to be trying to topple a despot”

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Bold, arresting, difficult – Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Suspiria’ is a remake to fear

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‘Outlaw King’ is a chaotic, horrific spectacle seeping with Scottish beauty

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In praise of Mark Kermode – the film critic whose voice you can always trust

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Steve McQueen’s ‘Widows’ is a lesson in how to portray badass women in film

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The ‘Bad Boy of Ballet’ Sergei Polunin has finally found his freedom

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Jamie Lee Curtis is back for ‘Halloween’, so how about a ‘Blue Steel’ sequel?

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John Carpenter’s satirical horror ‘They Live’ looks scarily prescient today

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Lunar eclipsed – ‘First Man’ leaves our critic earthbound in his final review

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‘Columbus’ savours the fine architecture of buildings and relationships alike

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‘The Gospel According to André’ – the doc for a dedicated follower of fashion

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Win Bad Samaritan on DVD

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Back in the saddle – ‘The Rider’ leaps flawlessly between reality and fiction

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‘The Miseducation of Cameron Post’ gives a whole new meaning to bad education

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Spike Lee’s ‘BlacKkKlansman’ is a provocative and urgent film for our times

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Win! 1984 on DVD

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The Eyes of Orson Welles offers a fresh perspective on the filmmaker’s life

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Director slams censors as new film A Northern Soul is rated as a 15

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