Film

The Bruce Springsteen biopic will be blinded by his light

Scott Cooper’s authorised film about the musician may struggle to capture his creative spark

Wendy Ide’s pick of other films: Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, Hedda and more

Jeremy Allen White captures some of Springsteen’s electrifying energy in an otherwise inert, uninventive biopic

Kelly Reichardt rewrites the heist movie

The Mastermind is not interested in the blood-pumping tension of the crime, but its brooding aftermath

Titanic director is sub tragedy’s ‘mystery interviewee’

The identity of the person who spoke to the inquiry into the 2023 implosion of the Titan has been revealed

Wendy Ide’s pick of other films: Frankenstein, Roofman, Ballad of a Small Player and more

Guillermo del Toro’s take on the gothic classic is a thrillingly immersive, sensual experience – if a little self-indulgent in the storytelling

Bill Nighy’s rules for a happier life

Bill Nighy has strong opinions on the art of living. And now he is imparting his wisdom as an agony uncle

How daddy issues took over this year’s Oscars race

In many of this awards season’s biggest films, emotionally repressed fathers make a big show of how they feel

Drew Struzan, movie poster artist ‘of the highest order’

The illustrations were so good, Steven Spielberg said he felt compelled to make his films live up to them

After the Hunt isn’t as clever as it thinks it is

Luca Guadagnino’s provocative cancel culture film, starring an impressively icy Julia Roberts, already feels dated

Rebecca Miller: ‘I could identify with Martin Scorsese’s spiritual journey’

The film-maker on the art of the anecdote, her playwright father and getting to know the Goodfellas director

The women who made David Lynch

The film-maker was drawn to the image of the damsel in distress – but the women in his work always retain their power

Films of the week: The Smashing Machine, Urchin and more

Dwayne Johnson delivers an unexpectedly bruised performance in the solo directorial debut from Benny Safdie

A House of Dynamite is terrifyingly plausible

Rebecca Ferguson excels in Kathryn Bigelow’s muscular political thriller about an imminent nuclear attack on the US

‘What you choose to participate in is always a political decision’

After a string of ‘good guy’ roles, the Detectorists star returns to the stage as Shakespeare’s toxic villain Iago

Harry Potter and the deathly rehash culture

It’s been 30 years and the Potterverse is still expanding. I’m ready to leave it behind

A table for… Steven Soderbergh

The prolific director discusses the future of film, art in the time of Trump and A-list liquor brands over a boozy lunch

Harris’s memoir will be a rude awakening for Sleepy Joe

How women are doing in politics, Hollywood and prime-time television

Brontë meets Barbie: purists slate Wuthering Heights trailer

A first glance at Emerald Fennell’s raunchy take on the classic novel sends the internet into a frenzy