Christopher Nolan

If you offered today’s cornucopia of readily available culture to any child stuck with one channel in 1970s Ireland they’d have clawed your arm off in gratitude

Contains spoilers: The soggy farewell season has unspooled like a series of baroque pop videos

Film review: There aren’t any gags, but this new iteration hits most of the right notes

Hashtag horror: US viewers to vote for #OscarsFanFavourite and #OscarsCheerMoment

‘I didn’t see myself as a personality. I see myself as an actor. I think those are two distinct jobs’

TV review: RTÉ made a song and dance about the show’s makeover and ‘super high tech’ studio

An Irishman’s Diary

Bryan Fogel discusses his ‘true-crime documentary’ The Dissident about the journalist

Ross likens his life to Heathcliff’s – especially when it comes to women

Moves have been made to support the exhibition and production sectors, but the challenges remain daunting

Fate of moviegoing after Covid-19 depends upon survival of large, indebted operators

George Clooney’s In the Midnight Sky and Jamie Foxx’s turn in Soul will have us curling up together on the couch again

Cineworld shut down ... Bond postponed again ... The cinema sector is on life support

Here is some kit to keep you from getting bored on these ever-lengthening nights

The notion of a re-set world is thought-provoking. Change, good and bad, is coming

Today is a giant step in the normalisation of the cinema industry in Ireland and worldwide

As Tenet arrives in cinemas, we judge how it compares with The Dark Knight and Memento

It has the makings of a gung-ho entertainment, but It’s hard to work out what’s happening

Disney postpones Mulan indefinitely and delays Star Wars and Avatar releases

‘I just want to get trading. I have been sitting on my butt since March,’ says one manager

Company suspended dividend with executive directors deferring their salaries

The actor’s pasta recipe features sugar, sliced cheese and an exploding microwave

Following in her mother’s footsteps, Kravitz is starring in a new TV adaptation of the Nick Hornby book

The best biopics, documentaries, cartoons, features and award favourites of the year

This collection constitutes arguably the finest compilation of the last 10 years

Donald Clarke: BBC’s ‘novels that shaped our world’ list is terrible in a very particular way

The actor has reinvented himself since the megahit franchise. Up next: playing Batman

The director’s on working with Brad Pitt on Ad Astra, being ignored in America and making movies in Northern Ireland

The director on her semi-autobiographical new film The Souvenir, starring her friend Tilda Swinton’s daughter, and how Batman stole her leading man Robert Pattinson

Canadian event is the most important cinema festival in North American calendar

Two decades after the Phantom Menace teaser, they are our age’s internet art form

The hero’s journey spans memorable moments from his debut to Robin’s and Batgirl’s

‘Lindsay Lohan’s Beach Club’ centres on lunkheads vying for a job at Lohan’s new club

Council scheme is set up in a way that cannot deal with idea of ‘equal pay for equal work’

Despite a dispute with Netflix and films not being ready in time, the competition is one of the funkiest, least creaky in years

As Kubrick’s monolithic movie celebrates 50 years, special effects gurus and film-makers consider its legacy

Who is in the running to win the Oscars in every category?

Martin McDonagh’s ‘Three Billboards’ triumphs as Saoirse Ronan left empty handed

A film isn’t a history class. Clever audiences bring a healthy scepticism to the movies

Saoirse Ronan and Daniel Day-Lewis, Martin McDonagh’s ‘Three Billboards’ and Kilkenny’s Cartoon Saloon nominated