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From diversity in film to post-pandemic theatre, how the creative sector is facing the future. Supported by Sky Arts
Her ambition is ‘to see more black work, more queer work, more female work on screen’
The industry needs to cater for young, diverse, tech-engaged audiences
‘The Devil All the Time’, ‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’, ‘Rocks’, ‘White Riot’, ‘The Social Dilemma’ and ‘The Roads Not Taken’ — all reviewed by Danny Leigh
The activist organisation’s roots in 1970s UK are explored in Rubika Shah’s film
First-time performers add to the electric charge of this London-set movie
He heads a stellar cast in this story of a grifting preacher in an outlandish Ohio outpost
Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter are reunited in a save-the-cosmos caper
The economist talks about transforming his economic opus ‘Capital in the Twenty-First Century’ into a 100-minute film
Chloé Zhao’s film, which stars Frances McDormand as a widow going it alone in the American West, wins Golden Lion
The Game of Thrones star on the turns his long and varied career has taken, what you need to be an actor and his brush with James Bond
Frances McDormand stars in writer-director Chloé Zhao’s powerful picture of a particular American subculture
New film ‘The Devil All The Time’ assembles a starry cast from fragments of the Marvel universe
Aki Omoshaybi’s film is a tale of disguises and secrets
This documentary explores the composer’s eight-hour piece based on sleep cycles
Javier Bardem stars several times over in Sally Potter’s film
Czech director Vaclav Marhoul’s film follows a boy’s journey of horrors during the second world war
This documentary about the perils of social media and big tech is flawed but essential viewing
Filmed 15 years before ‘Parasite’, it tells the story of South Korea’s first recorded serial killings
Director Jeff Orlowski discusses why he wants his docudrama to be an Inconvenient Truth for social media
A tech palace inspired by Hollywood’s favourite architect would suit this writer’s stint as a superhero scientist
A Mumbai singer struggles with musical scales and vices in this Venice Film Festival competition entry
From Tilda Swinton in Pedro Almodóvar’s latest movie to a French Bill & Ted having an adventure with a giant insect, we review this year’s highlights
Andrew Garfield scales the heights of obnoxiousness as an anti-internet rebel seduced by YouTube stardom
Quentin Dupieux’s film may be the silliest movie at the Venice Film Festival but it’s also the funniest
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