John Malkovich

From war-zone beginnings, the event is now a cornerstone for the global film industry

The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

Review: The new Ted Bundy film starring Zac Efron feels like high-end telly

The zippy saga about filthy-rich white guys is an antidote to self-serious antihero dramas

Alita: Battle Angel director on his guerilla approach to making the long-awaited anime film

Roma, Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle, Dumplin’, The Innocent Man, Springsteen on Broadway

Few directors have made so many films that touch on the status of masterpiece

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

Aoife McArdle has made her name with videos for Bryan Ferry and U2. Her debut feature, ‘Kissing Candice’, was made for a much lower budget, and yet is far more challenging

‘Billions’ returns, Idris Elba’s new comedy series debuts and Irish couple’s wedding dilemmas

Onetime queen of indie flicks on her good Catholic upbringing, the #MeToo movement and her latest role in Irish director Alan Gilsenan’s adaptation of a Carol Shields novel

After Weinstein was outed, I made a list of every man who had harassed or assaulted me

‘I don’t think that everybody has to come to a consensus that it’s okay’, he says of his new film, ‘I Love You, Daddy’

Stand-up comedy, acting in ‘The Fall’, writing her own show and now team leader on ‘8 Out Of 10 Cats’ panel show – Kildare woman Aisling Bea has a lot on

Team of journalists from 45 countries unearths secret bank accounts maintained for criminals, traffickers, tax dodgers, politicians and celebrities

Birds of little brain still manage to fly fairly high in funny sequel

The Saturday Night Live veteran on comic timing, his acclaimed dramatic turn in ‘The Skeleton Twins’ - and what it was like to work with Justin Beiber

Julia Pierson withheld crucial information and papered over fiascos at a vital agency

Just in time for Valentine’s Day the ever-surprising Spike Jonze returns with his first film in four years – Her, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Scarlett Johansson. And it’s the perfect break-up movie. The goofy auteur on ripping out your heart and stomping on it forever ...