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The entertainment mogul is developing a new streaming service which he says will have a transformative impact on the industry
Zhao Tao plays a member of the underworld who is not to be trifled with; Richard Billingham’s series of claustrophobic vignettes of domestic despair
The studio has gone from quaint heritage brand to multi-platform behemoth — and Disney+ is yet to come
Nigel Andrews reviews The Lion King, Varda by Agnès, My Friend the Polish Girl, Tell it to the Bees, Making Noise Quietly, Our Time, and Kursk: The Last Mission
Agnès Varda pays tribute to herself in a film completed shortly before her death
Three-story movie saves best for last; Fiona Shaw’s novel adapted with Anna Paquin and Holliday Grainger
Faux-documentary in black and white has a strong art-movie flavour
Disney’s CGI-enhanced live-action revamp is one of its better efforts despite an overdose of sweetness
Old grievances arise when Penélope Cruz’s daughter gets kidnapped; a Swedish customs official has a unique ability to sniff out crime
Film producer did much to keep fellow citizens entertained while reminding them of their dark history
Documentaries released the same week play like Dr Jekyll versus Mr Hyde
The story of the singer’s life is told swiftly and surely, warts and all
Matthias Schoenaerts is superb in Thomas Vinterberg’s film
A rancher and his wife are at the heart of this widescreen story
A starry cast includes Bill Murray, Adam Driver and Tilda Swinton
A pilot stranded in an icy wasteland and a retelling of the 1986 nuclear disaster
As ‘Jaws’ is re-released, we look at one of cinema’s greatest directors
Fears trade war could lead Beijing censors to restrict US-related content
The director never bettered this story of death and Venice starring Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland
The story of Vita Sackville-West and Virginia Woolf is told with little humour and much foreboding
Yann Gonzalez’s film tells of serial murders in the gay porn industry
Ari Aster’s film, set in a weird Swedish commune, struggles to live up to its initial promise
Jobs and kissing replace bikes and board games as the goofy young kids turn teenagers
A biopic of Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin and Robert Hamer’s murderous 1949 masterpiece
The actor/writer on her new ‘gothic drama with sheep’ Gwen, playing singer Nico and not joining the Netflix gold rush
