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The most disturbing sections introduce us to a tracking algorithm known, with blackly appalling insensitivity, as ‘Where’s Daddy?’

Naza has incensed the Netanyahu administration. That means the documentary’s revelations have frightened it, says the film-maker

The animation has the sort of heterogenous psychedelic zip with which early-1970s kids’ TV drew in class-skipping hippies

Grumbling has arisen around a new posthumous album of vocal gurglings from the foreman of The Fall with music added after his death. Which is fairly on-brand

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There are several clumsy moments in this puzzling take on the Peasants’ Revolt

Simon Stone’s bruising film features the Irish star as Ian Charleson, who was dying of Aids while playing Hamlet in 1989

Saint’s death at the mighty age of 102 marks the loss of another beacon of Hollywood’s postwar golden age

Holmes takes us back to the establishment of the titular helpline towards the close of the nation’s damp, grey 1970s

The promotion for Alejandro G Iñárritu’s film shouts that its mixed critical reception is a feature, not a bug

Christopher Eccleston’s new film is set after the Northern Bank robbery of 2004, when £26m was stolen in Belfast. Amazingly, what happened isn’t very well known, writes Donald Clarke.

After Rushdie was stabbed in 2022, his wife began to film his recovery. Now the footage has become part of Knife, a striking documentary about the attack on the writer and its aftermath

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Pioneering BBC personality championed a blend of light and serious material on That’s Life which had not previously occupied adjacent airtime