Wes Anderson

The films to watch out for this season – including two that make up the most anticipated movie weekend in years

The Wes Anderson ensemble on how they made the Amerindie’s 11th feature.

In competition at Cannes, the director’s 11th feature is an aesthetic triumph. But Anderson’s trademark deadpan silences have seldom felt longer

The actor’s increasingly patchy career has been cut short by the disorder aphasia

Donald Clarke forecasts how the category will shape up at the next Academy Awards

The actor talks about her years with Derek Jarman and reveals plans for a career change

The director’s new film is a powerful study of masculinity set on a ranch in the 1920s

Wes Anderson’s Gallic portmanteau is gorgeous but insubstantial

The friend of the old country is golfing his way around the island with help from Fáilte Ireland

The actor on creativity, sex scenes and missing Cannes Film Festival due to Covid

Patrick Freyne: Loki entertains, but soon all art will be sucked into the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Light House programme manager Charlene Lydon is confident the crowds will return

After cancelling in 2020, Cannes returns this summer with an extensive programme

When confronted by the BBC’s noisy, modern version of The Pursuit of Love, harsh reality clashes with a long-held principle and this viewer finds himself fuming

Donald Clarke forecasts how next year’s category may look as the industry creaks back into action

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a traffic jam of anticipated films for this year

A version of the Toronto International Film Festival glides into action on September 10th

The LA-based Dublin producer who worked with U2, REM and Snow Patrol has his own album out

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Unlike many stars, she has hardly put a foot wrong since her career-making role

Review: Anya Taylor-Joy suffers as too-cool direction get in the way of a pretty enough diversion

Review: While the film argues against hate, it does little to educate about the specific enormities of Nazi Germany

Sophisticated film set in Germany during the second World War deploys its laughter expertly and contains a message for our time

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

The 24-year-old Irish actor on Little Women, awards season and her sense of home

Perpetual Grace Ltd belongs to an era of black and white film, voice-overs and artificial dialogue

Rising star on fast track to unavoidability could not turn down chance to work with Lady Bird actor

Year in Culture Review: From Lady Bird to A Star is Born, here are our films of the year

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, BFG and Twits to receive animated treatment

A visit to Norway’s second city was a serene trip of nature and culture and . . . fish

Twelve ways to spend 90 minutes this evening if you have no interest in watching the World Cup

Donald Clarke: Only two Oscar nominees for best picture make our six-month review list

With direct flights from Dublin, Hong Kong is nearer than you think

Marian Keyes and her Sudden Wild Enthusiasms: This week it's Juman Malouf

The website suckered the world of film on April Fool’s Day with a Q&A to beat all Q&As

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

With the release of The Last Jedi imminent, a look back at how the ‘Star Wars’ juggernaut started in a ‘galaxy far, far away’

‘Ingrid Goes West’ director says he is drawn to comedy that comes from a place of pain

This biopic of the French oceanographer is beautifully filmed, but sometimes flounders