Salman Rushdie on watching himself being stabbed: ‘Triggering? That’s a little too military for my liking’
After Rushdie was stabbed in 2022, his wife began to film his recovery. Now the footage has become part of Knife, a striking documentary about the attack on the writer and its aftermath
The Movie Quiz: Which is not a Michael Caine film?
Plus: Who plays over the end credits to Reservoir Dogs?
Esther Rantzen: The best bits from a brilliant TV career
Pioneering BBC personality championed a blend of light and serious material on That’s Life which had not previously occupied adjacent airtime
Try! review: In this charming Irish documentary, everyone’s a winner
Oisín Mistéil’s debut feature follows four Irish players on their journey to the 2025 Mixed Ability Rugby World Cup
Digger review: Tom Cruise can’t be faulted for effort. But it’s still wasted
Cruise throws everything at a character that offers not an iota of nuance
Meryl Streep and Greta Gerwig have triggered biblical anger. They don’t need to apologise
There’s nothing wrong with their upcoming film Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew featuring a female Aslan. Jesus wasn’t a lion either
Four new films to see this week: Sense and Sensibility, The Lost Children of Tuam, Her Private Hell, Stupid August
Daisy Edgar-Jones, Caitríona Balfe, Monica Dolan and Andrew Bennett feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of September 25th, 2026
The Movie Quiz: Who is the new voice of Aslan?
Plus: Who has never been directed in a feature by her current husband?
Sense and Sensibility review: Perfectly respectable Austen adaptation offers a pleasant afternoon out
Decent young actors ponder (among other things) the eternal tension between duty and desire
Her Private Hell review: Nicolas Winding Refn’s horrible cheese dream is a genuine dud
Sophie Thatcher, Charles Melton and Dougray Scott star in the Danish director’s latest neon-soaked fantasia
Catherine Zeta-Jones hates her children being called nepo babies. Chris Pine has the answer
Have some sympathy for the children of movie stars who follow their parents into the business
Four new films to see this week: Bad Apples, Resident Evil, Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore? and The Degenerate
Saoirse Ronan, Austin Abrams, Jarvis Cocker and Andy Milligan feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of September 18th, 2026
Liam Neeson: ‘I got angrier and angrier. I’m an Irishman. I was an altar boy. But I was horrified’
The actor on The Lost Children of Tuam, his film about Catherine Corless’s uncovering of hundreds of deaths at the town’s Bon Secours mother and baby home
The Movie Quiz: Which song plays during the famous Copacabana ‘one shot’ in GoodFellas?
Plus: Who is the only ‘Bond girl’ to have won a Palme d’Or?
Resident Evil review: Self-aware romp wastes not a single admirably disgusting minute
Zach Cregger’s shameless caper feels like the best Resident Evil film in the franchise’s long history