Lucio Castro’s first film is an explicit romance in which the lovers look the same across two decades. It’s not The Irishman, he says, and he prefers it that way
The number of films classified 18 for sex has plummeted. We explore how studio pressure, #MeToo nerves and the proliferation of porn created a new puritanism
Disney has been trumpeting their success at UK box office, but claims their film has overtaken The Dark Knight Rises fail to account for price inflation
Marvel’s blockbuster fell hard yet pulled £10m as overall UK and Ireland revenues slid 61% in fine weather. Amy Schumer’s I Feel Pretty scored a respectable £1.2m
Damon stars in two of the Lido’s big films, Downsizing and Suburbicon, while Lawrence steps into horror movie territory with Darren Aronofsky’s Mother!
Coppola, Haneke and Todd Haynes are odds-on to be showing this year, but what about Jean-Luc Godard and David Lynch? We weigh the odds on films in the running
The show about a group of gay friends in San Francisco is at its best when it gets to the heart of unexplored issues on TV – usually over Chinese takeout
The bittersweet HBO drama about gay friends in San Francisco may air its final episode this weekend – but its British director, who also made 45 Years, will continue his investigations into the ambiguities of human relationships
End of the Century director: 'First, gay men have sex – then they go for wine and cheese'