Detective Chinatown 1900 review – blockbusting Chinese franchise goes back in time
Prequel focuses on xenophobia in turn-of-the-century San Francisco with surprising wit and silliness
Harrison Ford’s MCU debut can wait. I prefer his whisky ads
Yes he’s about to be Red Hulk in Captain America: Brave New World, but a YouTube series featuring the Hollywood star being grumpy in Scotland is the best thing he’s done for years
Before Sunrise review – Richard Linklater’s brief encounter defies romantic convention
Undistracted by smartphones in 1995, Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy talk away one night in Vienna without resolution but with huge charm
Saturday Night review – unbearably self-indulgent sketch of an iconic comedy show
The story of the first episode of Saturday Night Live is an exhaustingly frantic, dull dramedy that even the show’s biggest superfan would struggle to watch
Don’t look back: after decades of apathy, A Complete Unknown has turned me into a Dylan nut
I went into the cinema without expectation, I left feeling like a besotted teenager and have listened to little other music since
Blue Road: The Edna O’Brien Story review – engaging study of a life less ordinary
One of Ireland’s most important novelists and a woman of fierce intelligence and bravery is celebrated in Sinéad O’Shea’s thoroughly enjoyable documentary
Sorry, Baby review – a warm, bitingly funny refocus of the trauma plot
In her feature debut, writer-director Eva Victor depicts the aftermath of sexual assault with striking naturalism and surprising grace
‘They don’t want you to see the slave labor’: a new film goes inside Alabama’s prisons
New documentary The Alabama Solution exposes rampant state violence and inhumane conditions inside prisons
Meryl Streep cut a car-sized hole in her garden fence to escape LA fires
The actor’s nephew has described his aunt’s determined efforts to flee her Los Angeles home during this month’s devastating wildfires
Post your questions for Ke Huy Quan
As the Oscar-winning Indiana Jones, Goonies and Everything Everywhere All at Once actor takes his first leading role in decades, he will answer your questions on an extraordinary life and comeback
Backlash builds: why the architecture world hates The Brutalist
Brady Corbet’s Oscar-tipped film is clearly based on real-life modernist master Marcel Breuer but brazenly misrepresents him and his revered modernism
Cate Blanchett launches fund for refugee film-makers
Actor to head scheme to award grants of up to €100,000 to five directors with experience of displacement
Luther: Never Too Much review – the mystery and brilliance of ‘love doctor’ Vandross
A feature-length documentary about the multi-platinum R&B singer does justice to his talents and tactfully handles the issue of his sexuality
‘Denzel was scheming, powerful and sexy!’: readers’ worst Oscar snubs
Hugh Grant’s horror creep, a real prisoner playing himself and a conflicted Daniel Craig missed out in a contentious year of Academy Awards nominations
Timothée Chalamet says he put on 20lb to play Bob Dylan. Can that tip the scales at the Oscars?
Radical physical transformations helped De Niro, Hanks and Bale to Academy Awards. But Chalamet’s Dylan still looks like he could by knocked down by a strong breeze