The Twin Peaks director lives for his work – and believes explaining his films is a ‘crime’

The Met Gala is the most glamorous date on the New York calendar and tickets this year cost $30,000

Woody Harrelson, Brie Larson and the talented child stars make it soapishly watchable

Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup get lost down rabbit hole of mind games

Director Colin Trevorrow made the jump from micro-budget films to blockbusters. But for his latest, he’s gone back to his indie roots, and the critics aren’t pleased

A dying boy genius leaves instructions to catch a sexual predator – then it gets silly

The first great US film of the century still has us guessing 15 years later

Our fearless Film Correspondent tries to predict the films that will battle it out for the Best Picture Oscar next February

The race for the 2015 Palme d’Or looks at this stage to be between ‘Son of Saul’ and ‘Carol’, two extraordinary pictures from two very different film-makers

Opening film obscure, but the 68th festival has much to offer, writes Donald Clarke in Cannes

He cut his acting teeth on ‘Neighbours’ and hit the big time in ‘LA Confidential’. Since then – and despite his refusal to join the celebrity circus – Guy Pearce has built an impressive career. As for movie-star glamour: “I don’t need that stuff,” he says

A woefully misguided project that does nothing for the reputations of anybody listed in the credits

After Earth ties with Movie 43 for dubious honour of most awards

The strong showing of 'Blue is the Warmest Colour' suggests erudite Ticket readers just can’t get enough Franco-Tunisian neo-realism, writes Donald Clarke

Idiot Sandler can’t lay a glove on Diana or The Counsellor

The much-ballyhooed biopic of the late Princess of Wales is not quite a camp classic

Diana star Naomi Watts is feeling the pressure like never before – even for a two-time Oscar nominee, the intensity of the response to the movie is something new. “There is a huge amount of responsibility,” she says. “I am a little bit scared by it”