Richard Chamberlain, the Emmy-nominated actor and 1960s heartthrob who rocketed to fame in TV medical drama Dr Kildare and starred in the mini-series Shogun and The Thorn Birds has died. He was 90.
A married pair of intelligence agents, one suspecting the other of international crimes that could threaten the lives of thousands, navigate the volatile nature of their espionage-based work in their personal lives.
More Okja than Parasite, Mickey 17 announces Bong Joon-ho’s return to feature film-making six-years on from his paramount success at the Academy Awards in 2020.
Director Mike Leigh’s trademark extemporising continues in his new film Hard Truths, extending to anti-pigeon devices and very specific table choices, writes Vanessa Thorpe.
Anora, the story of a sex worker who gets a chance at a new life when she marries a wealthy client on a whim, has won five Academy Awards, including the coveted best picture Oscar.
Transcendent and singular, RaMell Ross dramatically pioneers a new cinematic language, revitalising the art of literary adaptation in his retelling of Colson Whitehead’s prize-winning 2019 novel, Nickel Boys.
David Lynch left behind the cinematic descriptor ‘‘Lynchian’’, described in the Oxford English Dictionary as "juxtaposing surreal or sinister elements with the mundane".