Film

The deal still isn’t sealed in the streaming’s multibillion-dollar buyout battle with Paramount needling a seven-day re-opening in negotiations and Netflix going on the offensive.

The long-awaited Peaky Blinders movie is only two weeks out from release. It promises to be literally explosive.

Everyone wants to be in the Bad Bunny business right now. The global superstar is set to star as the lead of a new movie also featuring Javier Bardem, Edward Norton and Viggo Mortensen.

Progress is not linear and Australian director Sophie Hyde suggests that LGBTQI stories are being pushed to the sidelines again.

WATCH: Game of Thrones stars Sophie Turner and Kit Harington now play lovers and have been caught gagging while filming their intimate scenes.

The Berlin Film Festival has been engulfed in arguments about the intersection of art and politics.

Pillion star Harry Melling and filmmaker Harry Lighton on venturing into the subculture of gay biker gangs.

Better-known for his dramatic roles, British actor Damian Lewis drew on his time in clown school to make the most of spoof Fackham Hall.

Three months to go and the latest trailer for the Star Wars movie promises adventure, Pedro Pascal’s face and Baby Yoda at his most adorable.

Wuthering Heights wasn’t a steam-fest for everyone, but that’s OK, because there are other costume dramas that captured the euphoria and heat of a love story.

After months of feverish anticipation, crowds streamed out of Wuthering Heights sessions with tear-stained faced. But is it actually a commercial success?

Amelia Dimoldenberg once ribbed movie star Paul Mescal on her YouTube series by playfully telling him she was making a rom-com. Two years later it’s a reality.

The sequel to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, catching up with Brad Pitt’s Cliff Booth, is shaping up with the first glimpse of just what we’re in for.

Wuthering Heights is so cinematically beautiful, it’s a shame its Cathy and Heathcliff provoke cries of “OK, enough with your nonsense, you can both go jump off a bridge”.

Writer and director Bart Layton on his new heist thriller starring Chris Hemsworth, and what it’s like making the giant leap from documentaries to a Hollywood heist thriller.