Review: Moore takes aim at Trump with satire, stunts and sometimes unreliable reporting

Review: The David-and-Goliath film pits a stubborn, brave rebel against official Ireland

The stinkily reviewed ‘Venom’ proves that the right film at the right time still can sell

The boxing champion on never getting used to fame, and keeping her mind ‘intact’

Paddy Breathnach on making a film about a homeless family with Roddy Doyle

New this week: First Man, Rosie, Mandy, 1945

Also: Wuthering Heights’ Cathy, the Marvel Universe, and a gangster who loved loved the American Dream

The Oxford English Dictionary’s newest entries include more than 100 film-related terms

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Review: director Drew Goddard has made a pastiche of a pastiche of a pastiche. Could that be right?

Review: Credible picture of an ordinary family cast into an extraordinary situation

Donald Clarke dishes out the star ratings for the presidential candidates’ one-minute pitches

Review: This terrific study of the 1969 Moon landing is all about the man inside the suit

Discrediting of movie stars we admire can be hard to process. But we never really knew them

New this week: A Star Is Born, Tehran Taboo, Columbus, Under the Clock

Also: name a taxidermy-loving son and think of a fast number for a Pixar character

Donald Clarke: We began dressing up as monsters. Now it’s a Vegas Elvis or saucy flight attendant

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Review: Few millennials will know Clery’s clock was a meeting place for courting couples

The show no longer reaches the heights of the 1990s. Maybe it should slip into retirement

To shoot ‘Tehran Taboo’, a story of sex and corruption in a theocratic society, the director chose rotoscope animation. ‘A city ca(...)

Review: Tom Hardy comes across like Marlon Brando playing Animal from the Muppets

Review: The first hour is as funny and romantic as any mainstream film this decade

Will the new Lady Gaga film make as much cash as the Barbra Streisand version?

Dublin Theatre Festival: Louis Vanhaverbeke shows off his staggeringly precise skills

New this week: The Wife, Nureyev, The Meeting

Also: 007’s first American director and who has not hosted the Golden Globes?

Saoirse Ronan’s Aer Lingus sketch shows SNL’s humour is trapped in a liberal-elite bubble

Review: This would be hilarious if didn’t play out with such depressing inevitability

Review: This unusual film is powerful and unsettling, but what are we watching?

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Swapping Danny Boyle for Cary Fukunaga looks like a cautious move by the producers

Corn Exchange is tackling Arthur Miller’s play for Dublin Theatre Festival. Ghosts of John Huston’s troubled 1961 movie loom large

New this week: The Little Stranger, Climax, The House with a Clock in Its Walls, M.I.A

Also: The Rolling Stones on film, adapted by Hitchcock, and with Gable at the very end

Donald Clarke: Choose your friends, clothes and politics wisely. They’ll come back to haunt you

Review: The fight scenes are bruising and jaw-rattling. The rest of the film in rubbish

Review: This creaky documentary links the pope’s 1979 visit with the peace process

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Dublin Fringe Festival: Colm Keegan’s Ballymun odyssey rarely takes an expected turn

Review: Lenny Abrahamson’s impressively clammy follow-up to the all-conquering 'Room'

Donald Clarke: Toronto Film Festival has fired the Academy Awards starting pistol

“In Ireland, to have a young female Irish Traveller at the centre of a film ... is unthinkable”

Toronto film festival: British filmmaker honours series while imprinting his own visual stamp

Peter Biskind struggles to explain how zombies and superheroes made America great for extremism

The Dubliner on the exhausting success of Room, anti-Semitism and his ghostly The Little Stranger

Toronto film festival: Natalie Portman dazzles in Vox Lux as Irish films continued to premiere at another busy Tiff for domestic c(...)

New this week: The Rider, Crazy Rich Asians, Lucky, A Mother Takes Her Son to Be Shot

Also: Bond villains, Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals and pious ties to a new horror film

As everything turns a deathly brown, it feels unpatriotic to favour any other season

Review: Sinead O’Shea’s film documents a bandit-controlled Northern Irish community

Review: With Michael Caine, Ray Winstone and Michael Gambon, it couldn’t be boring

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Academy Award talk is a tradition in Toronto, and this year’s festival is no different

Review: Study of a damaged rodeo rider is a hugely impressive slice of prairie naturalism

Olivia Colman wins best actress for performance in Yorgos Lanthimos’s Irish production

The 85-year-old actor’s opinions may veer as wildly as his six-decade career, but who cares?

Film tackling homelessness crisis premieres at Toronto International Film Festival

New this week: The Miseducation of Cameron Post, Black 47, Puzzle

Also: Which chiropteric superhero has not been the subject of a 2018 film?

Review: An apparently ordinary mother finds fulfilment in competitive jigsaw-puzzling

Review: A likable cast is the only saving grace for this incoherent horror flick

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Deliverance star earned an Academy Award nomination for Boogie Nights

Audience input and domestic films make TIFF more than just an Oscar barometer

Review: Lance Daly’s movie rattles along at the pace of a hungry dog pursuing a healthy rabbit

Actor on making Famine film Black 47, becoming American and Dublin's sweet smell

Ethan Hawke doesn’t equate superhero movies with French auteurs. Is this heresy?

New to the screen this week: Cold War, Searching, I Dolours, C’est la Vie, Upgrade

Also: Adapting Dickens and JK Rowling, taking it to TV, one that doesn’t add up

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Review: Too many violent set-pieces, though well staged, are placed in no lucid context

Journalist Ed Moloney on his interview with the compelling, acidic late IRA woman

Review: Documentary about late IRA woman Dolours Price is essential viewing

Review: These 90 minutes are among the longest you’ll endure in the cinema this year

The playwright and screenwriter, who has died at 91, redefined American humour

The all-Asian movie is a box-office smash in the US. Suddenly money is driving diversity

New this week: BlacKkKlansman, Alpha, The King, The Spy Who Dumped Me

And can you identify the actor husbands of Angelina Jolie?

Review: Thommo just about rescues this silly adaptation of Ian McEwan’s novel

The Polish auteur’s latest movie is of a stripe that enamours almost all who see it

Album is now top-selling album in US after overtaking Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’

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Novelist to bring her own work to small screen with Oscar-nominated Irishman

Review: Susanna Fogel’s comedy is the most violent ever entry into the spy-spoof film genre

Review: Spike Lee also manages something unexpected from a political film: warmth

New this week: The Heiresses, Equalizer 2, The Guardians, The Eyes of Orson Welles

What is the new Oscar category? Which real people has Anthony Hopkins played?

Review: Those who engage with the Cousinian vowels will find much to savour

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Donald Clarke: The 21st-century viewer wants to sink soothingly into a world they already know

Review: Sadness pervades this adaptation. What’s going on? Is there honey still for tea?

Richard Attenborough’s son will visit Skibbereen for ‘Oh! What a Lovely War’ screening

Elba is already too old, but a black, Asian or female actor could succeed Daniel Craig

‘If you always wanted a convertible and you get one then why should we demean that?’

New this week: Under the Tree, Dog Days and Pope Francis, the man

Also this week: Troy McClure's movies, Saint Peter actors, Brits at the Oscars

Review: Donal Foreman’s odd documentary of his father merges the personal and the political

Review: Wim Wenders’s lengthy interview is an eminently watchable study

Do not judge 'Star Wars' fans by this stupid campaign. Not all of them have lost the plot