German position on Israel-Gaza debate ‘putting artists off’ film festival
Berlinale head, Tricia Tuttle, says some artists fear criticism of Israeli actions will be condemned as antisemitism
‘A strangely forceful hold on me’: why Burlesque is my feelgood movie
The latest in a series of writers on their go-to comfort movies is a look back to the camp pleasures of Cher and Christina Aguilera together at last
Serbian authorities using spyware to illegally surveil activists, report finds
Advanced mobile forensics products being used to illegally extract data from mobile devices, Amnesty finds
Best films of 2024 in the UK: No 5 – Anora
The Hollywood romcom is turned on its head in this tale of an exotic dancer and an oligarch’s son who get hitched before the honeymoon turns sour
‘Uptown Funk makes me want to move, it makes me happy’: Lorraine Bracco’s honest playlist
The Sopranos and Goodfellas star danced to Sinatra as a child and bought the Turtles with her babysitting money. But which rocker makes her cry?
Guy Pearce says he was blocked from working with Christopher Nolan by Warner Bros
Memento actor says a studio executive told his agent ‘I’m never going to employ Guy Pearce’ and stopped him from appearing in Batman Begins and The Prestige
Martial Solal obituary
French jazz pianist who loved to improvise and wrote the score for Jean-Luc Godard’s film A Bout de Souffle
The Bibi Files review – documentary argues the case against Netanyahu
The Israeli PM’s corruption case comes under the spotlight in a telling portrait of a man desperate to cling to power – and stay out of jail – at any cost
The Universal Theory review – beautiful, wigged-out German multiverse mystery
Gorgeous images and a lush score intrigue in Timm Kröger’s 60s-set noir thriller about a postgrad student’s alpine adventures
Sujo review – slow-burning Mexican drug cartel drama
A young man struggles to escape his bloody birthright in Astrid Rondero and Fernanda Valadez’s elegant Sundance winner
On Becoming a Guinea Fowl review – dizzyingly creative Zambian funeral comedy drama
Humour and pathos go hand in hand in Rungano Nyoni’s award-winning second feature
Jude Law: ‘The persona built on stuff written about me is not me, it’s this other guy’
The actor on 90s nostalgia, how exhaustion helped with his latest role, and his guilt at revealing the truth about Christmas classic The Holiday
‘Trump has been explicit about revenge’: Asif Kapadia on his new film about the threat to democracy
The man behind Amy and Senna has turned his attention to ‘techno-authoritarianism’ in the genre-defying 2073. He talks to our journalist – one of the movie’s unlikely stars – about the events that fed his dystopian vision
Queer review – seedily terrific Daniel Craig carries Luca Guadagnino’s artificial-looking drama
The Call Me by Your Name director’s overlong William Burroughs adaptation boasts some fine performances, but any gritty realism feels totally manicured
‘I received a first but it felt tainted and undeserved’: inside the university AI cheating crisis
More than half of students are now using generative AI, casting a shadow over campuses as tutors and students turn on each other and hardworking learners are caught in the flak. Will Coldwell reports on a broken system