Tilda Swinton

The actor on staying in character and why starring in Emma is a rite of passage

His movie Parasite is bookies’ favourite – ahead of The Irishman and Joker – for a best film Oscar

Review: This is maybe the best Dickens film adaptation since David Lean

Women filmmakers are the thematic plank of this year’s DIFF programme

The four-time Oscar nominee is the most successful Irish film actor ever – and she is still only 25

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

Elton answers questions from celeb fans Victoria Beckham, Billie Eilish, Bob Dylan and more

Critic Mark Cousins takes a personal look at North’s relationship with cinema for Channel 4

Review: A Withnail and I-style study of a posh lush, but without the nostalgia

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

Review: It’s so much fun that one slightly regrets the eventual arrival of the zombies

Prestigious festival provides point of reference for for the very best of new Irish cinema

The director on fighting to make movies, climate change and teenagers who can save the world

Extra Ordinary, Never Grow Old, Animals and Supervized on bill for 31st festival

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

Flying saucers turn out to be recurrent motif, as zombie comedy gets mixed reception

Cannes diary: Gender parity, populist politics, freebies and zombies. It’s all go already

Star-studded cast of Bill Murray, Adam Driver, Tilda Swinton and Chloë Sevigny light up red carpet

Time will tell about the quality of the films – but the programme does not disappoint

Big-name auteurs in Croisette line-up, but only four films by women in competition

Eight-hour Sleep to be performed, for 200 slumbering listeners, at Carlow Arts Festival

Donald Clarke predicts next year’s best picture nominees. He used to be good at this...

Cartoon Saloon’s ‘Late Afternoon’ is now in contention for Oscar nomination

Review: Remake of Dario Argento’s 1977 classic does nothing with its many good ideas

Rami Malek’s giant choppers were painstakingly crafted by Chris Lyons of Fangs FX

‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’ is a part of Marvel's diversification trend

François Nars founded his brand on the concept of revealing rather than concealing

Animated ‘Spiderman’ looks promising. But ‘Suspiria’, and new films from Steve McQueen and Lenny Abrahamson look breathtaking

Review: Wes Anderson’s second stop-motion animation film is his warmest picture yet

Wes Anderson’s canines were inspired by Charles Laughton, Gucci and Frankenstein

Italian director Luca Guadagnino's new film, ‘Call Me by Your Name’, is surprisingly coy despite its notorious peach-masturbation scene

The latest new shows from this year’s Dublin Fringe Festival

Festival overcomes slide in sponsorship income and box office receipts to record a €50,129 surplus in 2016

This time it was for a technical hiccup and not for Bong Joon-ho’s fine film ‘Okja’

Cannes 2017: Snowpiercer director Bong Joon Ho’s latest is brasher, madder and more fun than anything he’s done before

Scarlett Johansson in ‘Ghost in the Shell’, Matt Damon in ‘The Great Wall’: even after #OscarsSoWhite the movies still stereotype and whitewash Asian actors

Some astounding new Bowie facts have come to light over the last year

In recent years the San Diego Comic-Con has exploded into the mainstream with A-list stars, first-run footage, and the world’s most dedicated fans. Liam Burke on the highlights from this year’s pop culture behemoth

Obituary: Agony aunt and novelist whose ferocious honesty on depression saved lives

DeriLuca Guadagnino’s four-hander is awash with cultural recycling - but unhinged enthusiasm from Ralph Fiennes outdoes almost everything else on display