Review: Mainstream Kristen Stewart is almost as bad as mainstream Julianne Moore

The actor on working with female directors, hating social media, and Thatcher’s legacy

The Twilight actor says she was advised to stop holding her girlfriend’s hand in public

Nephew mines family archives to debunk myth that has defined star’s legacy

When is a reboot not a reboot? When it’s a new version of Frasier starring Kelsey Grammer

Donald Clarke: A new print of A Clockwork Orange is on the way – get your boots on

Cannes diary: Competitive von Trier outrage and debating the meaning of shoes

Protests, Directors’ Fortnight and the race for the Palme d’Or

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

Dunkirk blows away the competition

Post ‘Twilight’ he has become one of the most interesting actors of his generation. Just don’t remind him he’s famous

Annie Clark's new album, ‘Masseduction’, is her most personal yet, but don’t ask her who it’s about

Writer-director thinks there may be a Catholic sensibility underscoring his new film

The Irish stars are among a raft of Academy inductees, which could diversify the Oscar nominations

An ethically questionable scene had Cannes viewers shouting as they left the premiere

Ang Lee’s extremely odd film is certainly audacious, but it falls flat, both as a technical experiment and as a critique of US militarism

After getting ‘exceedingly famous at 17’, Kristen Stewart had her work cut out clawing back her life from the Twilight series

British film-maker’s win for ‘I, Daniel Blake’ leads evening of surprises in southern France

The Cannes crowd react to a ghost story with no scares and a psychological drama with no grip

Maren Ade’s ‘Toni Erdmann’ is a strong early contender for Palme d’Or

Woody Allen’s new film for Amazon welds together his typical party pieces, with Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart playing with charm

Woody Allen in line to set record while Pedro Almodóvar and Cristi Puiu eye Palme d’Or

If history has taught us anything, it’s that while some things are rubbish and depressing on purpose, others are just rubbish and depressing

This decade hasn’t been so hot for the print circulation of women’s monthlies

Veteran Julianne Moore gets across the cruelly gradual nature of the illness and holds firm to a character that remains tangible through the mist of forgetfulness

Previously callow youths are acting their age – to great results

There is no easy way to categorise Neil Jordan or his work. He discusses writing, directing, tackling national monuments and battling the studio system