From MANAGEMENT 3:06pm

Interview: former auditor and manager ends up in the movie business

Michel Duran’s ‘quirky career moments’ lead to starring role

Shot from the television series 'Game of Thrones' ©AP From UK Jun 16, 2013

Belfast lands leading role in Hollywood

N Ireland city becomes competitive centre for high-end film making

Henry Cavill in ‘Man of Steel’ Nigel Andrews Jun 13, 2013

Cinema reviews: Man of Steel and more

Superman rebooted, Joss Whedon’s back-garden Shakespeare

Michael Douglas as Liberace in 'Behind the Candelabra' Nigel Andrews Jun 6, 2013

Cinema reviews: Behind the Candelabra, The Stone Roses: Made of Stone and After Earth

Michael Douglas as Liberace, Shane Meadows’ rockumentary and more

The BBC’s offices at MediaCity in Salford ©Thom Atkinson May 31, 2013

Northern exposure

Paul Morley on why the BBC’s move to Salford has benefited both

Abdellatif Kechiche in Cannes ©Rebecca Marshall Nigel Andrews May 31, 2013

Film: interview with Abdellatif Kechiche

Nigel Andrews meets the director of the love story ‘Blue is the Warmest Colour’, winner of this year’s Palme d’Or at Cannes

Actors performing Sonnet 20 in New York as part of the Sonnet Project From THEATRE & DANCE May 31, 2013

The Sonnet Project

A young group from New York is bringing the Bard to a new audience by turning his sonnets into short online films, Griselda Murray Brown reports

Anouk of The Netherlands performs during the final of the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest in Malmo May 31, 2013

‘Birds’ and ‘Borgman’ boost Dutch culture

Cannes and Eurovision entries hailed as turning point

Daniel Radcliffe in Jerwood Space cafe, London, May 14 2013 ©Thom Atkinson From FT MAGAZINE May 31, 2013

Daniel Radcliffe acts his age

After making £60m from his career as Harry Potter, the actor can now take his pick of parts. He talks to Alice Fishburn about making his own choices and stepping back up to the London stage

Ethan Hawke in 'The Purge' Nigel Andrews May 30, 2013

Cinema reviews: The Purge, Byzantium, Populaire, The Comedian

Gripping future-suspense; Neil Jordan’s vampires; speed-typing rom-com; odd tale of love and comedy

Nigel Andrews May 27, 2013

Cannes Film Festival: the prize winners

Abdellatif Kechiche’s story of teenage love won the Palme d’Or

From TRAVEL May 24, 2013

On Location: Before Midnight

The sequel to two much-loved indie films catches up with the charismatic couple on holiday in Greece

Nigel Andrews May 24, 2013

Cannes communiqué

The latest from the film festival – and our critic’s Palme D’Or favourite

May 23, 2013

Cinema reviews: Epic, The Hangover Part III, The Big Wedding and more

Animated wars in a secret forest; the Hangover series staggers on; De Niro, Sarandon and Keaton get farcical

Nigel Andrews May 21, 2013

Cannes Film Festival – first report

Films about families in crisis have dominated this year’s festival

From WORLD May 17, 2013

China censor acts on anti-Japan films

Move said to be unconnected to spat between two countries

Nigel Andrews May 16, 2013

Cinema reviews: The Great Gatsby, Beware of Mr Baker, The Liability

Baz Luhrmann’s hectic Fitzgerald adaptation; profile of a protean drummer; hit-man movie that misses the mark

From WORLD May 13, 2013

France takes to cultural barricades

Hollande moves to protect art, films and music industries

From STYLE May 11, 2013

The Great Gatsby

The film, the look, the luxury brands

Peter Aspden May 10, 2013

Peter Aspden: Europe casts Hollywood as bad guy

European film-makers claim that the liberalisation of the industry would lead to the destruction of culture