‘You do get into some kind of intimate knowledge of the people you are bombing’ says Naza director Yuval Abraham
Naza has incensed the Netanyahu administration. That means the documentary’s revelations have frightened it, says director Yuval Abraham
Forgotten Island review: A plot that breaks up into a kaleidoscope of surreal adventure
The animation has the sort of heterogenous psychedelic zip with which early-1970s kids’ TV drew in class-skipping hippies
Donald Clarke: Is The Fall’s new album legit or ‘just a collection of some sh*t from the cutting room floor’?
Grumbling has arisen around a new posthumous album of vocal gurglings from the foreman of The Fall with music added after his death. Which is fairly on-brand
The Movie Quiz: Which band’s song plays over the end credits to Fight Club?
Plus: What is Tony Manero carrying the first time we see him?
The Uprising review: Paul Greengrass’s touch seems to have left him
There are several clumsy moments in this puzzling take on the Peasants’ Revolt
First Look review: In Elsinore, Andrew Scott shows why he’s one of the great actors of our age
Simon Stone’s bruising film features the Irish star as Ian Charleson, who was dying of Aids while playing Hamlet in 1989
Eva Marie Saint, one of the immortals, radiated old-school Hollywood glamour
Saint’s death at the mighty age of 102 marks the loss of another beacon of Hollywood’s postwar golden age
Lesbian Lines review: Cara Holmes’ fine film is much at home to retrospective joy
Holmes takes us back to the establishment of the titular helpline towards the close of the nation’s damp, grey 1970s
Two thumbs up for Tom Cruise in Digger. Also, two thumbs down
The promotion for Alejandro G Iñárritu’s film shouts that its mixed critical reception is a feature, not a bug
Christopher Eccleston on Chasing Millions: A tale from Ireland’s biggest bank heist
Christopher Eccleston’s new film is set after the Northern Bank robbery of 2004, when £26m was stolen in Belfast. Amazingly, what happened isn’t very well known, writes Donald Clarke.
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