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Robert Shaw, An Actor’s Life on the Set of Jaws… by Christopher Shaw Myers review – a vivid family saga

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Use the Words You Have by Kimberly Campanello review – captivating poetic sensibilities

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The Ha-Ha by Jennifer Dawson review – a spry and contemporary overlooked classic

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Savages review – a deeply political film designed to raise awareness of Indigenous rights

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The Good Father by Liam McIlvanney review – an emotionally gripping psychological thriller

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Stone & Sky by Ben Aaronovitch review – weird happenings in the Granite City

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Is Lena Dunham’s Too Much basically just Emily in Paris with red phone boxes?

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The best books to read in summer 2025

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Moderation by Elaine Castillo review – modern love story falls short

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Notes on Stereophonics, nostalgia and why you can’t keep a good banger down

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Bruce Springsteen’s Tracks II is 83 songs long – and proves sometimes less is more

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Frenetic, angry and urgent: Kneecap show they’ve no intention of shutting up during Glasgow show

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Autobiography of Death by Kim Hyesoon review – defiant poetry

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Lana Del Rey’s stadium show is strange, beguiling and brilliant

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Bob Dylan: Jewish Roots, American Soil by Harry Freedman review – other Dylan books are available

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In Transit by Brigid Brophy review – decades ahead of its time

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From Pavements to Searching for Sugar Man: The most enchanting music docs to watch right now

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Tornado director John Maclean: ‘There aren’t many samurai Westerns set in Britain’

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Fox by Joyce Carol Oates review – giving voices to victims

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I Gave You Eyes and You Looked Toward Darkness by Irene Solà review – exploring trauma through cooking

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